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17 Cards in this Set
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A practice sequence in which a signficant amount of time is spent on one task?
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A. Blocked Practice
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A practice schedule in which the learner performs a number of different skills in no particular order?
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B. Random Practice
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Contextual interference in random practice during early rehearsal that causes people to appreciate the distinctivness of different tasks?
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A. Elaboration hypothesis
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Performance is better under blocked schedules during initial practices T or F?
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True
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during blocked practice people spend a great deal of time practicing in the target context T or F?
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False
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In random practice the learner is believed to relearn the task over and over T or F?
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True
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Parameters are the stable inputs to a generalized motor program T or F?
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False
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Because of the contexual interference effect blocked schedules result in greater retention that random scedules do T or F?
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False
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Sensory information provided by an outside source
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Intrinsic feedback
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Sensory information that comes producing movements
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Intrinsic Feedback
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Feedback that is given only occasionally is more effective for learning?
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Intermittent feedback
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Describes the errors a learner makes and suggests something to correct the errors?
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Prescriptive Feedback
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Occurs if feedback is given too often
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Dependency
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An event that increases the likelihood that the peformer will repeat the response again under similar circumstances
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Postive reinforcment
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Augmented feedback is another name for intrinsic feedback T or F?
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False
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Punishment produces greater improvements in learning than negative reinforcement and postive reinforcement do T or F?
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False
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Negative reinforcemetn and punishment are synoymous terms
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False
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