Intrinsic feedback in sport would be you personality criticizing your performance giving mental feedback in what you can improve on in situations. this is used by every sports person in every sport because every sports person will need to develop and build there performance personally without the help of a coach!!
There are three different types of feedback that can be used in sport.
1. Short response - yes or no, whether they did it right or wrong. Very vague and no advice
2. Positive Feedback - 'Good throw', 'almost got it right, but nice work'. This is giving the performer encouragement but no advice on how to improve.
3. Specific Feedback - This is the stage where maximum feedback is given e.g, that was a great throw, next time extend your arm back about 5cm further and have more follow through.
The feedback known to be most effective is specific feedback because the performer knows exactly where improvements can be made and is being given detailed advice on how to improve their skill and performance.
feedback that comes from a performer is called internal feedback. This arises from the performer's feel of the movement. This is felt in the musles and conveyed to the brain through the senses. Using this type of feedback, the performer develops a feel for what is correct and incorrect, and is able to differentiate between the two. An example being when a gymnast performs a handstand. They require internal feedback to keep balance.
source: active outcomes 2, PDHPE stage 5
Skill feedback is the type of feedback used to help improve ones physical skill within a sport. For example when someone performs a specific skill, ie kicking a soccer ball, a coach may watch his set up, approach, contact, and follow through to thus look for areas of error that effect that individuals kick. Thus skill feedback is, information given from someone else, or maybe even yourself after analyzing a particualr skill.
Being intrinsic is to be the essential thing that makes that something what it is. An example sentence would be: His personality is intrinsic.
feedback from a coach, time, video etc. For example, swimming. Timed sessions and the differences between the two. Feed back from your coach - what you did well and what you need to improve on. Seeing yourself on video gives you a chance to see what you have to improve yourself and analyse it to see what you need to improve on. Sweet(: TJM
A unique sport is a sport that is uncommon sport- something hardly anyone plays. An example would be fencing.
If your boss told you that you are a lazy person, that is not constructive feedback. Its negative feedback. If they however told you that you need to put more effort into your work by, say, come to work earlier, that would be constructive feedback.
feedback from a coach, time, video etc. For example, swimming. Timed sessions and the differences between the two. Feed back from your coach - what you did well and what you need to improve on. Seeing yourself on video gives you a chance to see what you have to improve yourself and analyse it to see what you need to improve on. Sweet(: TJM
If your boss told you that you are a lazy person, that is not constructive feedback. Its negative feedback. If they however told you that you need to put more effort into your work by, say, come to work earlier, that would be constructive feedback.
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In sociology, the two main types of feedback are positive and negative. An example of positive feedback would be receiving an A+ on a paper one has studied hard for. Negative feedback would be to receive a poor grade in a test the person hasn't studied for.
telling a coworker he or she is doing something wrongAn example of positive feedback on something like Ebay would be:"Item delivered quickly and not damaged."Negative feedback:"Item in tatters when it arrived. Took three weeks to get here."Feedback is just a response to something someone else does.those two things are examples of positive and negative feedbacks not just any kind of feedback
An intrisic hazard is a hazard that would be present as a result of the intrinsic use of the area, space or equipment, for example, a sewer will contain sewage which may produce methane or hydrogen sulphide (toxic or flammable gases). You would reasonably expect the hazard to be there, as opposed to an introduced hazard which would be something you would take in there with you, (using a confined space as an example) taking in welding equipment which can cause an emergency to arise.
"Intrinsic value is the worth of something for its own sake. The word intrinsic refers to the essential nature of a thing. Value is a judgement based on an assessment. Something's intrinsic value would have to do with what it is worth to an individual.
Depending on the sport. Football for example everytime the ball carrier makes a touchdown they would probably shout, "TOUCHDOWN." In soccer after the ball handler kicks the ball in the net they would probably shout, '"Goal!"