Question

Verbal instructions that direct the performer's attention to the intended movement outcomes will lead to better learning and performance than instructions that direct attention to the movements used to perform the skill. True or false?

Answer 1

Answer:

True

Explanation:

This is pretty straightforward and can be understood by just common sense. Verbal instructions that instruct on what could be achieved by taking a particular step or movement or action can lead to better understanding and performance because an individual sees what the aim and target of the movement is and what goal is required to be achieved. In this way he is able to see clearly why he is actually making a move and not just making a move for the sake of it. It builds motivation and aids learning more effectively