Starter quiz
- Which sense would be used to follow the flight path of a ball in motion.
- smell
- taste
- vision ✓
- touch
- hearing
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- Which of the following skills is classified as an open skill?
- catching a netball ✓
- a penalty kick in football
- a seat landing in trampolining
- a long jump
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- There are ______ senses which are connected to the nervous system to inform the brain.
- 'five' ✓
- Which of the following is provided by a coach after performing a skill?
- warm up
- feedback ✓
- substitution
- goal setting
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- Place in order the sequence of events when catching a tennis ball.
- 1⇔see the individual throwing the ball
- 2⇔judge the flight of the ball
- 3⇔prepare hands ready to take the catch
- 4⇔catch the ball
- 5⇔see if the catch was successful
- A skill is a ______ action with the intention of bringing about predetermined results.
- 'learned' ✓
Exit quiz
- Which is the second stage of the basic information processing model?
- output
- feedback
- input
- decision making ✓
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- Which of the following will occur in the input stage of catching a ball?
- see the flight of the ball ✓
- activate the arm muscles
- sort out relevant information ✓
- recall from the long-term memory
- hear praise from the coach
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- Match the description to the correct stage of the basic information processing model.
- input⇔information from the display ✓
- decision making⇔selecting a response from short and long-term memory ✓
- output⇔activate muscles to execute an action ✓
- feedback⇔receive information from self and others ✓
- Which is an example of extrinsic feedback?
- feeling the movement
- seeing the outcome of the skill
- praise from coach ✓
- comments from a team member ✓
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- Place the stages of catching a tennis ball in the correct order of the basic information processing model.
- 1⇔seeing the flight of the ball
- 2⇔recalling how to catch from the long-term memory
- 3⇔activate arm muscles to provide a catch position with the hands
- 4⇔receive information on the success of the catch
- Information processing is making decisions and gathering ______ from the display and prioritising the most important stimuli to make a suitable decision.
- 'data' ✓
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Key learning points
- Information processing involves interpreting sensory input, making decisions and sending commands to muscles.
- The input stage receives information from the environment via selective attention to focus on relevant details.
- Decision making involves selecting an appropriate response by accessing both long-term and short-term memory.
- During the output stage, the chosen response is transmitted as signals to the muscles to execute the action.
- Feedback provides information on performance and helps with future improvements
Common misconception
The input part of the model is largely based on being able to use sight to inform the brain.
Input is gathering data from all the senses. In sport, these can be what you see, hear, feel and touch.
Keywords
Information processing - making decisions and gathering data from the display (senses), prioritising the most important stimuli to make a suitable decision
Input stage - information from the display
Decision making - selection of appropriate response from the short and long-term memory
Output stage - information sent to the muscles to carry out a response
Feedback - information a performer receives from self (intrinsic) or others (extrinsic)
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