Feedback, learning plateau and methods of guidance.

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  • Feedback, Learning Plateau and Methods of Guidance
    • Feedback
      • Intrinsic Feedback: Sourced from within and received from performers proprioceptor's.
        • Extrinsic Feedback: Sourced from outside and received from vision or hearing.
      • Positive Feedback: Received when performance is successful in increase likelihood of being repeated.
        • Negative Feedback: Received after an unsuccessful performance.
      • Thermal Feedback: Given after a performance has been completed.
        • Concurrent Feedback: Received during performance.
    • Learning Plateau
      • What is a learning plateau? A period of no improvement in a performance
      • Causes of a plateau: Lack of motivation, boredom, coaching, limit of ability, low target and fatigue.
      • Solutions: New targets or goals, find a new coach, more praise, rest intervals, more variety, feedback given and plateau explained to peformer
    • Methods Of Guidance
      • Visual Guidance: Guidance that can be seen as a demonstration.
        • Advantages: Can be used to highlight weaknesses in conjunction with verbal feedback. Creates a mental image.
        • Disadvantages: Demonstration must be accurate and must be steady and slow otherwise it could lead to confusion.
      • Verbal Guidance: An explanation of the task.
        • Advantages: Used in conjunction with Visual Feedback.
        • Disadvantages: Too much information could lead to confusion and language must be understandable.
      • Manual Guidance: It involves physical support.
        • Advantages: Helps to eliminate danger and reduces fear and anxiety whilst increasing confidence.
        • Disadvantages: Too much reliance on physical support and coach should restrict interference.
      • Mechanical Guidance: Device used to help guidance e.g. arm bands in swimming.
        • Advantages: Builds confidence similar to manual support and also helps to eliminate danger.
        • Disadvantages: Can interfere with general feel of the whole skill and motivation may be lost.

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