Which information processing model is used to analyse basic movements?, Simple Model, Expanded Model, In the Simple Model at which stage do you make a decision?, Input Stage, Central Stage, Outout Stage, In the expanded model what stage is also known as the perception stage?, Input Stage, Stimulus identification stage, Response Selection, Response programming stage, Output Stage, What stimulus that can affect perception is being described; If a performer has a long time to decide on a action they can consider a greater range of responses., Familiarity of stimulus, Speed, Brightness & loudness, Attention Level, Arousal, Attention Capacity, What stimulus that can affect perception is being described; The stronger a visual display or louder the sound, the more likely a performer is to respond quicker., Familiarity of stimulus, Speed, Brightness & loudness, Attention Level, Arousal, Attention Capacity, What stimulus that can affect perception is being described; The ability of the performer to shift their focus from one stimulus to another when appropriatemore likely a performer is to respond quicker., Familiarity of stimulus, Speed, Brightness & loudness, Attention Level, Arousal, Attention Capacity, What stimulus that can affect perception is being described; Focusing on certain stimuli at the expense of others., Familiarity of stimulus, Speed, Brightness & loudness, Attention Level, Arousal, Attention Capacity, The ability to combine mental activity with muscular movement., Psychomotor Ability, Gross Motor Ability, Perceptual Ability, Skills that have no recognisable beginning or end., Continuous Skill, Serial Skill, Discrete Skill, Open Skill, Closed Skill, Gross Skill, What quality of skilled performance is this; the correct blend of speed, accuracy and distance., Fluency, Control, Consistency, Economy, Efficiency, Energy

L3 U23 - Information Processing Models

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