Transfer of learning positive negative proactive retroactive bilateral 4.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? Physical EducationAcquiring movement skillsSkill aquisitionASOCR Created by: claudCreated on: 05-06-14 09:54 Positive transfer where one skill helps the learning / performing of another skill eg. throwing transfers positively to the racket arm action of a tennis serve 1 of 7 Negative transfer where one skill hinders the learning / performance of another eg. loose wrist required to play badminton transfers negatively to the firm wrist needed to play a tennis shot 2 of 7 Proactive transfer where a previously learned skill influences a skill currently being learned eg. a throwing motor programme learned as a child will later transfer proactively to an overarm volleyball serve 3 of 7 Retroactive transfer where a newly learned skill influences a previously learned skill eg. the aquisition of a tennis serve influences the previously learned overarm throw in cricket 4 of 7 Bilateral transfer the capacity of a predominantly right sided performer to perform a skill with the left side of the body eg. footballer who can shoot with their left and right foot equally 5 of 7 Optimising the effects of positive transfer demonstrations must be clear and concise environmental conditions should be similar to real situation elements of information processing must be similar the more similar the practice is to the performance scenario, the greater the chance of positive transfer previously learned skills should be well learned 6 of 7 Limiting the effect of negative transfer performer must be helped to understand the requirements of the task attention should be given to motor programmes that transfer positively to a skill similar skills should should not be learned close together learning environment should be the same as game or competition 7 of 7
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