Skill Performance & Learning in Tennis Study
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Which group practiced the complete motion from behind the baseline in the beginning tennis classes study?

  • Control Group
  • Part-to-Whole Group
  • Progressive Practice Group
  • Criterion Group (correct)
  • What is a key characteristic analyzed in the research regarding learner skill performance?

  • Physical fitness of participants
  • Learner motivation levels
  • Type of instructional feedback
  • Underlying temporal and spatial characteristics (correct)
  • What method is employed by the Part-to-Whole Group in their training progression?

  • Performance feedback sessions
  • Segmentation and simplified progression (correct)
  • Practice with resistance training
  • Full serve practice from the baseline
  • Which of the following aspects are included in the FIGURE illustrating stages of movement?

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    What type of practice was highlighted in the study as aiding skill acquisition?

    <p>Progressive practice from tossing to hitting</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Skill Performance & Learning

    • Skill performance can be analyzed as a whole, focusing on specific aspects like recovery in swimming or device placement in walking.
    • Strategies concentrate on a single component to avoid disrupting other aspects of the skill.
    • Temporal and spatial characteristics are crucial components of skill proficiency.

    Research on Task Influence

    • Landin and Solomon (2000) studied task influence on learning and cognition in beginning tennis.
    • 81 students were involved in the study, and their learning and practice were examined.
    • Two groups were used: Criterion and Part-to-Whole groups.
    • Criterion group practiced the criterion skill, while Part-to-Whole group used a simplified progression.
    • The Part-to-Whole group used a segmented progression (e.g., toss, hit), building up to the final skill (serve for this example).
    • The groups were taught different tennis skills, demonstrating variations in how a skill can be learned.

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    This quiz explores the vital aspects of skill performance and learning as analyzed in a study by Landin and Solomon (2000) on tennis. It delves into the methods used, including criterion and part-to-whole approaches, emphasizing the importance of task influence on cognitive learning. Test your knowledge on these strategies and their impact on skill acquisition.

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