Physical Education A-Level
Visual and auditory cues
What Visual and auditory cues means in Physical Education A-Level, as defined for AQA.
Definition of Visual and auditory cues
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The eyes detect visual cues such as the flight of a ball, and the ears detect auditory cues such as a teammate's call.
Topics that use Visual and auditory cues
- Efficiency of information processing to include: (AQA A-Level)
Related terms
- Accuracy, timing and consistency of response
- Anticipation
- Anticipation and cue detection
- Arousal, attention and performance
- Chaining
- Choice reaction time
- Cue detection
- Decision making
Using Visual and auditory cues in the exam
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