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Topics of this game:
- A performance curve that reflects a direct relationship between performance and time
- A test that measures the persistence of improved skill performance
- A test that is administered directly following a practice period.
- A period of time during the learning process where no changes in performance occur
- A test that measures the degree to which a learner can adapt the practiced skill to a different situation
- A part practice technique where the skill is separated into parts according to spatial or temporal elements
- The parts are presented and practiced in a sequence progressing from first to final part of the skill
- Skill components that are normally performed simultaneously are partitioned and practiced independently
- This technique reduces the level of difficulty of the task or part of it
- A type of goal are concerned with the final result of a competition relative to the opponents.
- An error that occurs when the learner does not understand the requirements of the skill or what’s expected
- An error that happens due to the learner misjudging velocity, direction, height, etc.
- An error that occurs due to the learner forgetting
- An error where the learner selects the appropriate response but cannot execute the response correctly
- The three classifications of corrections
- Response-produced information that’s available to learners through their sensory systems
- Augmented feedback that provides the learner with info about the outcome of a response
- Info regarding the specific characteristics of the performance that led to the outcome
- The practitioner simply describes the nature of the performance error
- Practitioner offers suggestions as to how to correct the problem
- Learners are provided with a high frequency of feedback in initial stages of learning
- The learner chooses when feedback is given and only then receives it
- The learner receives augmented feedback after the completion of certain # of attempts
- The time from the end of the performance attempt to the beginning of the next attempt
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