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    Welford's Information Processing Model describes how humans receive and process information in 3 stages: 1) Input - where internal and external cues are received and stored briefly in short term sensory storage, 2) Decision Making - where relevant information passes to short term memory and a motor program is selected from long term memory, and 3) Output - where the selected motor program is physically executed, with feedback later improving future decisions.

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    Welford's Information Processing Model describes how humans receive and process information in 3 stages: 1) Input - where internal and external cues are received and stored briefly in short term sensory storage, 2) Decision Making - where relevant information passes to short term memory and a motor program is selected from long term memory, and 3) Output - where the selected motor program is physically executed, with feedback later improving future decisions.

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    Welford’s Information Processing Model

    1. INPUT
    The cues we receive Short Term Long Term
    internally
    (proprioception) &
    Memory Memory
    Holds 7 ±2 pieces of
    externally (sight and
    sound) STSS information the are
    Holds motor
    programmes developed
    The place all of important, but for only via past experience.
    our inputs are a second
    stored for a very
    short period of
    time.
    3. OUTPUT
    Irrelevant The physical execution
    information is of the chosen motor-
    quickly discarded programme.
    Skill = ability + the
    selection of the
    2. DECISION MAKING appropriate technique

    4. FEEDBACK
    Intrinsic, Extrinsic, KoP, KoR, Positive, Negative, Terminal, Continuous

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