2.1 Learning theories, stages and memory quiz games for A level PE (OCR)

1. 1

   What is meant by chunking?

   Repeating items over and overStoring items for a lifetimeBlocking out irrelevant cuesGrouping items into larger meaningful units
2. 2

   Which level of processing is the deepest?

   SemanticStructuralPhoneticSensory
3. 3

   True or false: positive reinforcement removes something unpleasant.

   positive reinforcement removes something unpleasant.

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1. 1

   What is the main job of selective attention?

   Repeating information to learn itFiltering out irrelevant cuesGiving a movement its timingStoring information for a lifetime
2. 2

   What is meant by reinforcement in operant conditioning?

   Makes a response more likely to repeatRepeated practice of the responseStops a response from happeningCopying the response of a model
3. 3

   Which term describes focusing on important cues and ignoring the rest?

   Selective attentionChunkingRetrievalRehearsal

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1. 1

   In Bandura's model, which step involves storing the demonstration in memory?

   AttentionMotivationRetentionMotor reproduction
2. 2

   True or false: negative reinforcement is the same as punishment.

   negative reinforcement is the same as punishment.
3. 3

   True or false: punishment makes a response less likely to be repeated.

   punishment makes a response less likely to be repeated.

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1. 1

   Which performer is at the cognitive stage of learning?

   A county player with an automatic strideA beginner learning a racket gripA player who now reads tactics easilyA club player whose serve is mostly consistent
2. 2

   Why can an autonomous performer attend to tactics?

   Tactics are easier than any techniqueIt is stored as a motor programmeErrors can no longer occur at allIt no longer needs any memory
3. 3

   True or false: learning and performance mean the same thing.

   learning and performance mean the same thing.

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1. 1

   About how many items can short-term memory hold at once?

   About 5 to 9About 50 to 100About 15 to 20About 1 to 3
2. 2

   Reaction time plus movement time equals ____ time.

   perceptionresponsedecisionrecovery
3. 3

   True or false: Repetition and rehearsal are two different memory strategies.

   Repetition and rehearsal are two different memory strategies.

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