48 Motivatio n On your whiteboards List the 4 stages of the information processing model and give key points for each stage Can you link this to a sporting action Information Processing The name given to the process that a performer goes through when they make and act on decisions ID: 932763
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4.3 Information processing
4.8 Motivatio
n
Slide2On your whiteboards
List the 4 stages of the information processing model and give key points for each stage.
Can you link this to a sporting action?
Information Processing:
The name given to the process that a performer goes through when they make and act on decisions
Slide3Input
Decision
making
Output
Feedback
Data received
from senses.
Sight, sound, touch, intuition (sixth sense)
Choose which information they are going focus on
Select response Short term– 60 seconds. If this is rehearsed it can go into the long term memoryLong term – well-learned past experiences. More experiences means more knowledge. Acting on the decision made.Information from the brain is sent to he body/,muscles to work. Data received can be used for future decision making.Intrinsic – From the perfumer themselvesKinaesthetic – Physical feedback form your body (muscles).Extrinsic – from outside of the performer. Coaches, spectators, video
Slide4INTRINSIC MOTIVATION
THINK
H
ow can
intrinsic
motivation effect performance?
Comes from within
Want to win/succeed for you
E.g. personal best, top goal scorer
Slide5EXTRINSIC MOTIVATION
THINK
How can
extrinsic
motivation effect performance?
An external factor makes you want to win/succeed.
E.g. Money, trophy.
Slide6EXTRINSIC
OR INTRINSIC MOTVIATION???
Slide7EXTRINSIC
OR INTRINSIC MOTVIATION???
Slide8EXTRINSIC
OR INTRINSIC MOTVIATION???
Slide9EXTRINSIC
OR INTRINSIC MOTVIATION???
Slide10EXTRINSIC
OR INTRINSIC MOTVIATION???
Slide11EXTRINSIC
OR INTRINSIC MOTVIATION???
Slide12Complete the exam questions in the bookletThis will from the first piece of evidence for your theory work
You MUST:Work independently Do not speak to anyone elese
Put your hand up if you have a question/would like me to read a question to youNot use any notes/textbook to help youTRY YOUR BEST
Every piece of work you complete will be used to calculate your final grade