Fitts and Posner

What is the first phase of motor learning according to Fitts and Posner?

• The Cognitive Phase

• The Associative Stage

• The Autonomous Stage

• The Error Detection Phase

During which phase of motor learning do movement patterns become more polished and consistent?

• The Cognitive Phase

• The Associative Stage

• The Autonomous Stage

• The Cue Recognition Phase

In which phase of motor learning does control of the movement appear to be almost automatic and free of the need for constant attention?

• The Cognitive Phase

• The Associative Stage

• The Autonomous Stage

• The Feedback Phase

Which phase of motor learning is characterized by inconsistent performance with frequent large errors?

• The Cognitive Phase

• The Associative Stage

• The Autonomous Stage

• The Consistency Phase

What type of feedback is crucial during the second phase of motor learning?

• Extrinsic augmented feedback

• Intrinsic feedback

• Extrinsic intrinsic feedback

• Selective feedback

In which phase of motor learning does the athlete begin to detect and correct their own errors?

• The Cognitive Phase

• The Associative Stage

• The Autonomous Stage

• The Error Correction Phase

What is the main source of feedback in the autonomous phase of motor learning?

• Extrinsic augmented feedback

• Intrinsic feedback

• Extrinsic intrinsic feedback

• Selective feedback

Which phase of motor learning is characterized by low performance variability?

• The Cognitive Phase

• The Associative Stage

• The Autonomous Stage

• The Performance Improvement Phase

What is the level of cue recognition in the associative stage of motor learning?

• Little, if no cue recognition

• Some relevant cue recognition

• Attends only to relevant cues with improved decision making

• High level of cue recognition

Which phase of motor learning is characterized by very low size and frequency of errors?

• The Cognitive Phase

• The Associative Stage

• The Autonomous Stage

• The Error Reduction Phase