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What is one negative consequence of using high frequency manual guidance during practice?
What is one negative consequence of using high frequency manual guidance during practice?
- It prevents injuries effectively.
- It leads to poor retention of skills over time. (correct)
- It increases learner's attentiveness to movements.
- It enhances self-correction abilities of learners.
In what scenario can manual guidance be beneficial according to the principles of practice design?
In what scenario can manual guidance be beneficial according to the principles of practice design?
- Minimizing practice sessions.
- Maximizing learner independence.
- Injury prevention and safety. (correct)
- Enhancing muscle proprioception.
Why should practitioners use manual guidance sparingly?
Why should practitioners use manual guidance sparingly?
- It restricts opportunities for learners to self-correct. (correct)
- It makes practice more enjoyable for learners.
- It increases focus on unassisted movements.
- It promotes excessive reliance on instructors.
What is a key characteristic of learners during passive movement guidance?
What is a key characteristic of learners during passive movement guidance?
What does research indicate about marked performance improvements during practice?
What does research indicate about marked performance improvements during practice?
Flashcards
Manual guidance effect on attention
Manual guidance effect on attention
Passive leading through movements reduces learner focus and awareness during practice.
Manual guidance and self-correction
Manual guidance and self-correction
Manual guidance prevents learners from identifying and fixing errors in their own movements.
Manual guidance and retention
Manual guidance and retention
High frequency manual guidance improves short-term performance but hurts long-term learning.
Practice design and performance
Practice design and performance
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Manual guidance in practice
Manual guidance in practice
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Study Notes
Assisted vs. Unassisted Movements
- Assisted movements produce different feedback than unassisted movements.
- Learners are less attentive when passively guided through a movement.
- Manual guidance prevents learners from detecting and correcting their own errors.
Frequency of Manual Guidance
- Frequent manual guidance improves performance but negatively impacts retention.
- Studies show harmful long-term effects on skill maintenance. (Sidaway et al., 2008; Winstein, Pohl, & Lewthwaite, 1994; Wulf et al., 1998)
When Manual Guidance is Beneficial
- Manual guidance can be beneficial in certain situations:
- Injury prevention
- Developing a basic understanding of a skill
- Ensuring safety
- Unassisted practice is preferable whenever possible.
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Explore the concepts of assisted and unassisted movements in this quiz. Learn about the impact of manual guidance on performance, retention, and skill maintenance. Examine when manual guidance is beneficial and how it affects learning outcomes.
