KINE 3020 Study Guide - Mull

• School: York University
• Department: Kinesiology & Health Science
• Course: KINE 3020
• Professor: Merv Mosher

Document Summary

An important concept in thinking about skills is memory i usually seen simply as the storage of the results of the various information-processing activities discussed so far. All the information from sensory storage obviously cannot reach consciousness because people are aware of only a tiny fraction of the information available. It is safe to say that he has selectively chosen to get to first base safely rather than selectively choosing to make full contact with the ball. In catching a football it is important to direct attention to the ball until it is securely caught; only then should attention be shifted to where to run. Thus, learning to ignore a possibly interfering source of information (a potential tackler) is difficult. It is a working memory store, where controlled information processing activities can be applied to relevant information (c) true/false: this memory store is limitless in capacity.