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What is the transfer of learning
the theory explains that the learning and performance of one skill can be affected by the learning and performance of another
how many types of transfer are there
4 types
positive
negative
zero
bilateral
What is positive transfer
occurs when learning in one task is enhanced by learning in another task
Tends to happen when 2 skills are similar so the movements of one skill help the action of another
e.g. learning a golf stroke may be enhanced by virtue of the fact that the player is a good cricketer
What is negative transfer
occurs in the initial stages of learning, but in this case the learning and performance of one skill is hindered by the learning and performance of another
There may be some similarity in the skills but it can cause confusion but can cause confusion when they are not similar
E.g. badminton and tennis = played on court divided by net: serving action in tennis uses arm whereas badminton uses wrist action => serve is different => negative transfer
What is zero transfer
there is no similarity at all
e.g. swimming and judo = so different that there is no learning effect from one to the other
When the learning of one skill has no impact on the learning of the other
What is Bilateral transfer
a transfer is learned from a skill transferred from limb to limb across the body => coaches encourage them to use both sides
Happens when the learner of one skill is transferred across the body in the way that a right-footed footballer would be encouraged to use the left foot when required => impact of a shot from the left foot is equal to the impact of the shot on the right foot
How do coaches influence positive transfer
Offer realistic approach to training and practice => allowing for early success and progress slowly e.g. using cones or rugby tackle bags to be replaced by real people in small games and then full scale games
Maintain similar environmental conditions on both situations
Ensure practices replicate the performance environment i.e. add in defenders