AMLS FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS VERSION 1
A practice schedule in which a person rehearses one variation ofa taskduring a
session is called .
Answer: constant practice
A set of rules relating the various outcomes of a person's actions tothe
parameters that the person set to produce thoseoutcomes is called
Answer: parameter value
Using a kick board in swimming to allow swimmers to practice theirlowerbody only is
an example of .
Answer: segmentation
in random practice during early rehearsal that causes people toappreciate the
distinctiveness of different tasks.
Answer: contextual interference
Lack of strength to shoot a full-sized basketball in elementaryschoolchildren is
a(n) .
Answer: error due to constraints
Swinging too early at a change-up pitch in baseball (one that moves more slowly
than expected) is most likely an example of
a(n)
Answer: errorin selection
, is the process of identifying skills to develop and setting targets
or reference point to get there.
Answer: goal setting
Poor performance in a tennis serve from a novice player is most likely anexample
of a(n) .
Answer: execution error
is a practice schedule in which the learner performs a numberof different skills in no
particular order, while avoiding or minimizing consec-utive repetition.
Answer: random practice
Sensory information provided by an outside source is called
Answer: -augmented feedback
emphasize(s) general performance improvements thatfocuseson the
end result.
Answer: outcome goals
is augmented feedback that provides information about the
quality of movement the performer produced.
Answer: knowledge of performance
Sensory information that arises naturally from producingmovements
iscalled .
Answer: intrinsic feedback
A practice schedule in which a person rehearses one variation ofa taskduring a
session is called .
Answer: constant practice
A set of rules relating the various outcomes of a person's actions tothe
parameters that the person set to produce thoseoutcomes is called
Answer: parameter value
Using a kick board in swimming to allow swimmers to practice theirlowerbody only is
an example of .
Answer: segmentation
in random practice during early rehearsal that causes people toappreciate the
distinctiveness of different tasks.
Answer: contextual interference
Lack of strength to shoot a full-sized basketball in elementaryschoolchildren is
a(n) .
Answer: error due to constraints
Swinging too early at a change-up pitch in baseball (one that moves more slowly
than expected) is most likely an example of
a(n)
Answer: errorin selection
, is the process of identifying skills to develop and setting targets
or reference point to get there.
Answer: goal setting
Poor performance in a tennis serve from a novice player is most likely anexample
of a(n) .
Answer: execution error
is a practice schedule in which the learner performs a numberof different skills in no
particular order, while avoiding or minimizing consec-utive repetition.
Answer: random practice
Sensory information provided by an outside source is called
Answer: -augmented feedback
emphasize(s) general performance improvements thatfocuseson the
end result.
Answer: outcome goals
is augmented feedback that provides information about the
quality of movement the performer produced.
Answer: knowledge of performance
Sensory information that arises naturally from producingmovements
iscalled .
Answer: intrinsic feedback
