PGA PGM LEVEL 1 3.0 TEACHING AND COACHING TEST BANK EXAM 2025-2026
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According to the Challenge True
Point
Framework, the level of
difficulty should be
increased as a player
improves or becomes
familiar with how swing
movements feel.
Changes in performance that False
result from increased
motivation are suitable as
evidence for learning?
One minute is about the True
short-term
memory storage capacity for
new cognitive information
before it is lost due to
inattention?
Performance production False
measures are the result of
the movement.
What is an indication that Relative permeant change
learning has occurred?
What is the basis on which Permeant results in experience and practice
instructors can make
reliable inferences that
learning has taken place?
How does a student transfer ......
golf skills
learned in the cognitive
phase to play on the course
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in the intermediate
learning phase?
What increases as students Movement coordination
transition from early to
intermediate to the
advanced phase of
learning?
What is the definition of Relatively permeant change
learning?
What would be a Transfer Taking time off and coming back
Test to determine learning?
According to the 2004 Middle ground of challenge
Guadagnoli and Lee study,
what is the optimal
challenge point?
According to Gentile's Model, Fixation/diversification
what is the second stage of
learning called?
Confidence is a performance False
characteristic that is
observed as learning takes
place.
What should instructors Chunks and cues
limit to help students
process information from
short term to long-term
memory?
Where does the ability to Long-term memory
retrieve accomplished
swing skills reside
What is the essential People are active processors of information
assumption of the basic
information processing
model?
Juniors: Learning, fitness, Develop
Programs
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Fundamental movement True
skills should be the focus
of pre-teen training?(
Early success in golf for False
Juniors is the
reliable predictor of long-term
success.
What should the learning Experimentations with movement and skills
environment emphasize
when working with early
childhood students?
What is the first thing an Motor skills
instructor should test when
determining the physical
capabilities of a junior golfer?
Which exercises are best for Throwing, striking, running, skipping
evaluating a junior's
movement patterns?
Improvement in golf skill False
performance due to
increased strength and
flexibility as a
result of participation in a
fitness program is evidence
that learning has taken
place.
A common mistake in teaching True
is the
expectation that the student
will be able to learn a skill
from a verbal suggestion
Autonomous learning is the False
first phase of learning a
student will pass through
when learning a new golf
skill.
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Effectively inhibiting True
unwanted movements is a
characteristic of the
autonomous phase of
learning.
Competing movements True
encountered in new skill
learning can cause a
motor
program memory to be
forgotten.
Students can expect as lower True
rate of
learning as they progress
through the three phases of
golf skill learning.
Motor learning. has taken False
place when the
improvements in skill
technique were
caused by changes in
motivation.
A student's improved false
performance by the end of
the first lesson is evidence
that
learning has occurred.
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