30 Questions
Which type of cue is perceived internally by the athlete?
Internal cue
What type of focus of attention is recommended for improved learning?
External focus
What should coaches encourage athletes to pay attention to for optimal learning?
Something external to their body
What is the most effective teaching process for skill acquisition?
Demo the skill, practice, feedback
When is the best time to provide feedback after a performance?
As soon as possible after the performance
What type of feedback is recommended for long-term learning?
Summary feedback
What is the least effective approach for providing feedback?
Evaluative feedback
What is the recommended timing for feedback?
After the performance
Who should coaches pay attention to when considering the effects of their feedback?
Themselves, the athlete, and others in the group
Which stage of learning is characterized by the athlete knowing what they don't know?
Cognitive phase
Which one of these is NOT a step in inventing creative options?
Search for mutual gain
What are the four learning styles mentioned in the text?
Auditory, visual, kinesthetic, reading and writing
What is the purpose of delivering a game plan to athletes?
To provide instructions
Which of the following is NOT a step to effective coaching?
Stimulus to create change
What is the purpose of instructions in coaching?
To provide value to the athletes
Which is more effective in learning, demonstrations or explanations?
Demonstrations
What is the purpose of cues and reference points in coaching?
To control athlete's movement
Which of the following is NOT a learning style mentioned in the text?
Problem-solving
What is the importance of repeated demonstrations in learning?
To increase the speed of learning
What is the purpose of objectives in coaching?
To set goals
Which of the following is a shortcoming of the traditional training approach?
All of the above
What are the 3 steps involved in shaping play according to the text?
Shaping, focusing, enhancing
Which method of training involves athletes playing against live competition in less predictable conditions?
Method 3
What are the 6 concepts of the Teaching Games for Understanding (TGfU) approach?
Teaching, breaking, performing, learning, involving, understanding
Which type of games involve invading an opponent's territory to score?
Territory games
Which method of training is characterized by stable training conditions and athletes working alone?
Method 1
What is the main criticism of the traditional training approach?
All of the above
Which method of training involves athletes making decisions based on a single variable in a controlled environment?
Method 2
What is the purpose of simulated play in training?
To promote the development of athletes
What are the key elements involved in shaping play according to the text?
Shaping play rules, number of people, size of playing area, goal/scoring
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