When the learning of one skill helps or aids the learning of another, and is when two skills have similar shape and form.
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Explain negative transfer
When the learning of one skill hinders the learning of another, and happens when the two skills have a similar environment in which they are performed but this could cause confusion when the actions are different.
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Explain zero transfer
When the learning of one skill has no effect on the learning of another skill, when the two skills have no similarities.
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Explain Bilateral transfer
When the learning of one skill is passed across the body from limb to limb.
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State an example of positive transfer
The netball pass has a similar action to the basketball pass so it would aid the learning of one to the another.
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State an example of negative transfer
A serve in tennis may have a negative effect on the badminton serve because the two actions are different.
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State an example of zero transfer
The learning of a swimming stroke would not hinder or aid the learning of a rugby tackle.
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State an example of bilateral transfer
When the learning of a right footed football pass would encourage the left side to do the same.
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Explain positive transfer
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When the learning of one skill helps or aids the learning of another, and is when two skills have similar shape and form.
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