perceptual and motor ability
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- Created on: 07-05-13 11:43
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- motor and perceptual ability
- perceptual ability - taking in infor then recognising and making sense from it
- uses info from senses (touch, sight, sound, smell)
- what perceptual abilities enable you to do
- analysis of movement - seeing how the player moves and predicting the outcome
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- Speed of perception - comparing the various elements of the display
- EXAMPLE : looking at the spin, pace and direction of a cricket ball to decide how to bat the ball in cricket
- Dividing attention between multiple stimuli
- EXAMPLE: a basketball player on defense has to see where the player he/she is marking while still knowing where the player with the ball is
- Selective attention - filtering out the information that is not important to performance
- EXAMPLE: not paying attention to the crowd at a match
- analysis of movement - seeing how the player moves and predicting the outcome
- MOTOR ABILITY
- genetically inherited
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- genetically inherited
- perceptual ability - taking in infor then recognising and making sense from it
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