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SPORT PSYCHOLOGY (FEEDBACK (Feedback is information that a performer…

- - - - basic to complex: basic skills don't require many decisions to be made, but complex skills require complex decision making
        
        basic skills include: running and jumping
        
        complex skills include: high jump or shooting in netball
      - open to closed: open skills are performed in an unstable (changing) environment, but closed skills are performed in the same environment every time
        
        open skills include: a rugby tackle and a football pass
        
        closed skills include: a somersault in gymnastics and a javelin throw
      - self-paced to externally-paced: in self-paced skills the start/pace of the movement is controlled by the performer, but in externally-paced skills, the start/pace of the movement is controlled by external factors
        
        self-paced skills include:
        
        externally-paced skills include: marking in netball
      - gross to fine: gross skills involve powerful movements performed by large muscle groups, but fine skills involve smaller muscle groups to carry out precise movements
        
        gross skills include: kicking a ball and running
        
        fine skills include: archery and dart throwing