Quiz chapter 1 ML

Blocked practice is:

• Repeatedly practicing the same skill or task, with variation, until the desired level of proficiency is reached.

• Repeatedly practicing the same skill or task, without variation, until the desired level of proficiency is reached.

• Practicing different tasks in the same session

• Engages long term memory

Which of the following best defines perception?

• Detection of motor stimuli from different motor channels.

• Detection of sensory stimuli from the skin.

• Interpreting and processing of sensory information from different sensory channels.

• Detecting sensory stimuli without processing them.

Which of the following is wrong concerning proprioception?

• It is a conscious process during sports activities.

• It is an unconscious process during sports activities.

• It is the perception that we have of our body in space.

• It is one of the most important sensory channels for sports activities.

Which of the following is a pain receptor?

• Thermoceptor

• Mechanoreceptor

• Nociceptor

• All of the above

Which receptor is responsible for daylight vision (colors)?

• Rods

• Retina

• Cones

• Lens

The information conveyed by the senses can be:

• Redundant

• Complementary.

• Conflictual.

• All of the above.

What sense is the cochlea a receptor for:

• Skin.

• Vision.

• Hearing.

• Taste.

Which of the following is an example of sensory redundancy in sports?

• A basketball player seeing the ball bounce while feeling it bounce in their hands 

• A soccer player hearing the whistle and seeing the referee's hand signal 

• A runner feeling the impact of their feet on the ground and watching their stride 

• A tennis player hearing the sound of the ball hitting the racket and seeing it travel across the court 

What are the benefits of proprioception exercises?

  

• Prevention of joint and ligament injuries

• Improvement of coordination and balance

• Improvement of muscle strength

• All of the above

Perception is :

• The ability we have to process all sensory information

• The ability we have visual information

• The ability we have proprioceptive information

• The collection of sensory information throughout sensory receptors