PGA Level 3 Advance Teaching Test. All Revision Questions and Correct Answers
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When is mental practice and motor imagery most effective? - ANSWER- Used as a supplement
to physical practice
Which of the following makes cognitive hypothesis an effective learning tool? - ANSWER-
Plan ahead for physical movements
Which condition enhances the benefits of mental practice? - ANSWER- Practice when
motivated
Based on research at what speed should a skill be mentally rehearsed? - ANSWER- Real
Time/Same speed as it takes to actually perform
Whats an example of form focus of attention? - ANSWER- Keeping head still during putt
What approach is recommended to optimize learning transfer of a golf skill? - ANSWER- The
golf skill should be practiced in original learning at the same performance level demanded in
transfer learning
What types of changes are easiest to learn and often result in rapid improvement? - ANSWER-
Pre-swing changes
What is lacking when newly introduced swing changes are lost between lessons? - ANSWER-
Limited neural changes occur
What is expected when old neural networks positively transfer to new? - ANSWER- Rate of
learning is expected to be faster
, Which is an example of interference or negative transfer? - ANSWER- Old swing movements
trump new swing thoughts
What is an example of playing smart? - ANSWER- Leave ball in the best position to hit the
next shot
What do pre and post shot routines provide? - ANSWER- Focus attention on process of playing
the game
Cheryl is in the lead of club championship on the final hole. She three putts and loses, what
happened? - ANSWER- She thought too much
Transfer of golf skill learning depends on the structural similarity of the golf swing? T/F -
ANSWER- True
All pre swing changes are actually changes of posture T/F - ANSWER- True
Missy, an instructor at Ray ranch GC, has approached a long time student of hers about making a
major swing change. Initially Missy should avoid telling her student that the swing change could
adversely affect her playing performance. T/F - ANSWER- False
Willingness to accept poor swings and outcomes is an example of how golfers can get in their own
way? T/F - ANSWER- False
Emotion management strategies should be part of both pre and post shot routines T/F - ANSWER-
True
What technique should a player use during a pre-shot routine when a player wants to trust their
swing? - ANSWER- Imagine shot outcome
Which pre-shot routine could cause a poor shot outcome? - ANSWER- Badly executed swing
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When is mental practice and motor imagery most effective? - ANSWER- Used as a supplement
to physical practice
Which of the following makes cognitive hypothesis an effective learning tool? - ANSWER-
Plan ahead for physical movements
Which condition enhances the benefits of mental practice? - ANSWER- Practice when
motivated
Based on research at what speed should a skill be mentally rehearsed? - ANSWER- Real
Time/Same speed as it takes to actually perform
Whats an example of form focus of attention? - ANSWER- Keeping head still during putt
What approach is recommended to optimize learning transfer of a golf skill? - ANSWER- The
golf skill should be practiced in original learning at the same performance level demanded in
transfer learning
What types of changes are easiest to learn and often result in rapid improvement? - ANSWER-
Pre-swing changes
What is lacking when newly introduced swing changes are lost between lessons? - ANSWER-
Limited neural changes occur
What is expected when old neural networks positively transfer to new? - ANSWER- Rate of
learning is expected to be faster
, Which is an example of interference or negative transfer? - ANSWER- Old swing movements
trump new swing thoughts
What is an example of playing smart? - ANSWER- Leave ball in the best position to hit the
next shot
What do pre and post shot routines provide? - ANSWER- Focus attention on process of playing
the game
Cheryl is in the lead of club championship on the final hole. She three putts and loses, what
happened? - ANSWER- She thought too much
Transfer of golf skill learning depends on the structural similarity of the golf swing? T/F -
ANSWER- True
All pre swing changes are actually changes of posture T/F - ANSWER- True
Missy, an instructor at Ray ranch GC, has approached a long time student of hers about making a
major swing change. Initially Missy should avoid telling her student that the swing change could
adversely affect her playing performance. T/F - ANSWER- False
Willingness to accept poor swings and outcomes is an example of how golfers can get in their own
way? T/F - ANSWER- False
Emotion management strategies should be part of both pre and post shot routines T/F - ANSWER-
True
What technique should a player use during a pre-shot routine when a player wants to trust their
swing? - ANSWER- Imagine shot outcome
Which pre-shot routine could cause a poor shot outcome? - ANSWER- Badly executed swing
