Performance feedback in sport - OCRUseful examples of feedback
Feedback tells performers how well they performed or are performing. It can focus on knowledge of results or knowledge of performance and can be intrinsic or extrinsic, positive or negative.
A skier may feel that they don't have very good control of the skis when making a turn and can feel off-balance.
Intrinsic feedback
Continuous feedback
Knowledge of performance
Negative feedback
A wheelchair basketball player during a game can hear verbal feedback from a coach, comments from team-mates, the response of the spectators and the referee's decisions.
Extrinsic feedback
Continuous feedback
A golfer sees his position at the end of the competition.
Knowledge of results
Extrinsic feedback
A netball shooter can see if the ball goes in the hoop and hears the score at the end of the game.
Terminal feedback
Extrinsic feedback
Knowledge of results
Question
Watching the monitor while on the rowing machine in the gym provides what type of feedback?
Extrinsic feedback as the monitor shows aspects of performance such as speed and distance rowed.