A comparison of modeling modalities in the observational learning of an externally paced skill

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Deutscher übersetzter Titel:Ein Vergleich der Modellierungsmodalitäten beim Beobachtungslernen einer external vorgegebenen Fertigkeit
Autor:Weeks, Douglas L.
Erschienen in:Research quarterly for exercise and sport
Veröffentlicht:63 (1992), 4, S. 373-380, Lit.
Format: Literatur (SPOLIT)
Publikationstyp: Zeitschriftenartikel
Medienart: Gedruckte Ressource Elektronische Ressource (online)
Sprache:Englisch
ISSN:0270-1367, 2168-3824
DOI:10.1080/02701367.1992.10608759
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title A comparison of modeling modalities in the observational learning of an externally paced skill
spellingShingle A comparison of modeling modalities in the observational learning of an externally paced skill
Beobachtungslernen
Bewegungslehre
Fertigkeit, motorische
Modell, motorisches
Timing
Wahrnehmung, visuelle
title_sort a comparison of modeling modalities in the observational learning of an externally paced skill
title_short A comparison of modeling modalities in the observational learning of an externally paced skill
title_alt Ein Vergleich der Modellierungsmodalitäten beim Beobachtungslernen einer external vorgegebenen Fertigkeit
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abstract This study contrasted prepractice modeling with either the perceptual component (perceptual modeling) or the motor component (movement pattern) of a coincident-timing task to determine whether experiencing the modalities singly or in combination enhanced timing performance on initiation of active practice. The motor component was a 60-cm right-to-left arm movement coincident with the illumination of lights on a Bassin timer runway to displace a barrier as the final runway light was illuminated. Four groups were compared (n = 12 per group). A perceptual modeling group passively viewed stimulus runway lights prior to attempting the task. A motoric modeling group viewed a videotape prior to practice of a model performing the motor component of the skill with zero timing error. A perceptual modeling plus motoric modeling group experienced both modeling modalities prior to performance. Finally, a no modeling group simply initiated practice on the task without modeling. Results indicated that the groups experiencing perceptual modeling initiated practice with significantly less average timing error and variability. Thus, perceptual modeling appeared to be at least as important as motoric modeling as a source of prepractice information to make available to a learner to optimize coincident-timing skill acquisition. Verf.-Referat
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doi 10.1080/02701367.1992.10608759
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2168-3824
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Beobachtungslernen
Bewegungslehre
Fertigkeit, motorische
Modell, motorisches
Timing
Wahrnehmung, visuelle
motor model
motor skill
movement theory
observational learning
timing
visual perception
Anschauungsunterricht
Fertigkeit
Fertigkeit, psychomotorische
Fertigkeit, sportmotorische
Fertigkeit, technische
Fertigkeit, sensomotorische
Bewegungsfertigkeit
Sensorik
Wahrnehmung, optische
Bewegungsforschung
Bewegungstheorie
modeling
movement science
A comparison of modeling modalities in the observational learning of an externally paced skill
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topic Beobachtungslernen
Bewegungslehre
Fertigkeit, motorische
Modell, motorisches
Timing
Wahrnehmung, visuelle
topic_facet Beobachtungslernen
Bewegungslehre
Fertigkeit, motorische
Modell, motorisches
Timing
Wahrnehmung, visuelle
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motor skill
movement theory
observational learning
timing
visual perception
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motor skill
movement theory
observational learning
timing
visual perception
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Fertigkeit
Fertigkeit, psychomotorische
Fertigkeit, sportmotorische
Fertigkeit, technische
Fertigkeit, sensomotorische
Bewegungsfertigkeit
Sensorik
Wahrnehmung, optische
Bewegungsforschung
Bewegungstheorie
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movement science
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