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KNH 184

Exam 3: Modules 6-9, In-class review day

QuestionAnswer
Surprise 500 Knowing how a movement should feel when done correctly. Necessary because you can’t correct your own errors without it
How should the relative and absolute feedbacks of augmented feedback change over the course of motor learning? Relative should decrease Absolute should increase
Identify the gold standard method for measuring motor learning and what are the components? Retention transfer design Practice phase Retention interval Retention test
Is augmented feedback processed consciously or unconsciously? Consciously
Surprise 200 Cognitive, Fixation, Autonomous ,
Surprise 400 Bandwidth
Motor learning 300 Negatively accelerated
Organization 200 Variable Random
Feedback 400 Cueing
Surprise 300 False
Surprise 100 Warmup decrement
Motor learning 400 Motor learning variable causes relatively permanent changes in performance Performance variable causes relatively temporary changes in performance
Organization 100 Variable practice
Organization 300 Forgetting Elaboration
Organization 400 Use the schema to estimate the parameter values necessary to produce the outcome that they want
Practice techniques 200 Practice Feedback
Motor learning 100 X time/ practice Y performance
Practice techniques 300 Demonstration* Instruction Guidance
Practice techniques 100 Massed
Feedback 100 False
Practice techniques 400 How closely similar the simulation is to the real task. Psychological/ physical
Motor learning 500 Reduce temporary effects When testing for motor learning permanence
Feedback 500 Motivation Informational* Attention-focusing
Practice techniques 500 Lower component interaction is more effective for part practice
Organization 500 Self-regulation
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