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GCSE PE
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Electronic Quiz Flash Cards
Skills 1
- Give an example of a complex skill and a simple skill
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Skills 1
- Give an example of a complex skill and a simple skill
- Complex skill - smash shot in badminton; tennis serve; football volley etc
- Simple skill - running; jumping; hopping; dodging etc
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Skills 2
- What is the difference between an open and a closed skill?
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Skills 2
- What is the difference between an open and a closed skill?
- An open skill is affected by external factors such as the environment and other people, a closed skill is more constant
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Skills 3
- What are the four steps in information processing when learning a new skill?
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Skills 3
- What are the four steps in information processing when learning a new skill?
- Input
- Decision making
- Output
- Feedback
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Skills 4
- What are the two forms of feedback? Give an example of each
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Skills 4
- What are the two forms of feedback? Give an example of each
- Intrinsic - the feel of the skill Extrinsic - verbal feedback form others or knowledge of the result of the skill/performance
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Skills 5
- What is selective attention?
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Skills 5
- What is selective attention?
- The way the brain filters out irrelevant information to focus only on what is needed to perform the skill
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