Models of information processing - Welford/Whiting

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  • Created on: 26-05-14 09:55
Where are central mechanisms found?
Brain
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Where are the effector mechanisms found?
Muscles
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The following components are identified in which model? Display, sensory information, sense organs, perceptual mechanism, effector mechanism, response and feedback.
Welford
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The following components are identified in which model? Display, receptor systems, perceptual mechanism, translatory mechanism, output, feedback.
Whiting
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whose model is more complicated?
Welford
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Who said that models should be seen as being dynamic?
Whiting
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What is proprioception?
The sense that allows us to know what position out body is in, what our muscles and joints are doing and to feel things involved in our performance
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What is perception?
The process which involves the interpretation of information
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When is feedback received by the performer?
During the course of the movement and as a result of it
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What are the two major types of feedback?
Intrinsic and extrinsic
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a) intrinsic b) extrinsic c) feedback from internal proprioceptors about the feel of the movement d) feedback from sources such as teacher, coach, team mates
a + c, b + d
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