SCHEMA THEORY states that experience is gathered from four areas. These are termed memory items. RECALL SCHEMAS Knowledge of initial conditions What is your situation? Has two functions: Have you experienced this To store information situation before? about the production of Knowledge of response the generalised specification movement What can I do in this situation? To start or initiate the What choices do I have? movement RECOGNITION SCHEMAS Knowledge of sensory consequences Has two functions: It can How should the skill feel? Control the movement Relates to throughout its execution proprioception/kinaesthesis Evaluate the Knowledge of movement effectiveness of outcome performance Knowing what the outcome of the movement will be DEVELOPMENT OF SCHEMA ALLOWS THE PERFORMER TO ADAPT RESPONSES TO MEET THE DEMANDS OF THE NEW SITUATIONS
SCHEMA THEORY states that experience is gathered from four areas. These are termed memory items. RECALL SCHEMAS Has two functions: To store information about the production of the generalised movement To start or initiate the movement Knowledge of initial conditions What is your situation? Have you experienced this situation before? Knowledge of response specification What can I do in this situation? What choices do I have? RECOGNITION SCHEMAS Has two functions: It can Control the movement throughout its execution Evaluate the effectiveness of performance Knowledge of sensory consequences How should the skill feel? Relates to proprioception/kinaesthesis Knowledge of movement outcome Knowing what the outcome of the movement will be DEVELOPMENT OF SCHEMA ALLOWS THE PERFORMER TO ADAPT RESPONSES TO MEET THE DEMANDS OF THE NEW SITUATIONS
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