Transfer of Learning
Demo and Verbal Instruction
Augmented Feedback
Practice
Surprise (any chapter)
100

This assessment is the best way to evaluate if transfer of learning has occurred.

What is a transfer test?

100
A novice performer learns unsuccessful strategies to avoid by observing this type of performer?

What are other novices?

100

This type of verbal KP provides what errors were made and prescribes how to correct them.

What is prescriptive KP?

100

This type of contextual interference is better for practice performance.

What is low contextual interference?

100

This term refers to the variety of movement and context characteristics the learner experiences while practicing a skill.

What is practice variability?

200

This is the influence of previous experience on learning a new skill and performing a skill in a new context. 

What is transfer of learning?

200

For someone learning a motor skill requiring a new pattern of coordination, this type of instruction would be more beneficial.

What is demonstration?

200

This timing of providing augmented feedback is almost always effective.

What is terminal augmented feedback?

200

Imagining yourself performing a skill from a perspective of an observer is a form of this. 

What is external imagery?

200

This type of practice schedule is better.

What is distributed practice?

300

This type of transfer can be overcome with practice.

What is negative transfer?

300

This type of instruction should direct attention and prompt movement.

What is a verbal cue?

300

This type of timing of feedback can have a negative effect on learning because subjects may rely on this instead of intrinsic feedback. 

What is concurrent augmented feedback?

300

This is defined as additional practice after skill proficiency is achieved.

What is overlearning?

300

This can be defined as the spatial-temporal relationship among parts of the task.

What is motor skill task organization?

400

This type of transfer occurs due to similarity of skill/context components as well as similarity of processing requirements. 

What is positive transfer?

400

The observer perceives this aspect of a movement pattern during a demonstration.

What are the invariant relative motions?

400

The type of feedback that is tied to the sensory information the performer has available to them about the outcomes of the task.

What is task-intrinsic feedback?

400

This type of practice is beneficial in rehabilitation settings because it can be done early in treatment, is relatively inexpensive, and has low safety risk.

What is mental practice?

400

This is usually the reason for massed practice hindering continuous skill learning.

What is fatigue?

500

The cognitive explanation for this type of transfer occurs because the cognitive information acquired with practice with one limb is available when beginning to perform with the other limb.

What is bilateral transfer?

500

This hypothesis states that actions are best planned and controlled by their intended effects.

What is the action-effect hypothesis?

500

If given this type of feedback, participants will ignore task intrinsic feedback and follow this instead.

What is erroneous knowledge of results?

500

This practice method involves practicing an easier variation of a skill before practicing the skill itself.

What is simplification?

500

This term is the memory and performance disruption that results from performing variations of a skill within the context of practice.

What is contextual interference?