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5.....Five out of the eight posters due for Mr Vic
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Madi Jones
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Positive Feedback
Entails information about what is good
Encouragement
Motivation
Most effective for begginers
Negative Feedback
Give the performer info on what is going wrong
Errors corrected and bad habits eliminated
Better for experts
Performers in the autonomous stage
Extrinsic Feedback
Derived from an outside source
Performer gains views on what they need to improve
More for beginners
Intrinsic Feedback
Internal feel to know when they made a mistake
More experience, means intrinsic used more often
Inside source
Knowledge of Results
Indication of whether or not the skill was successful
Early basis for improvement
Things that can be measured
Knowledge of Performance
More detailed analysis of knowledge of results
Gives reasons as to why something is unsuccessful
Therefore allows the technique to be improved
Feedback should be effective by being understandable and relevant
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