Seeing one's swing in a mirror is an example of what type of augmented feedback?

• A. Verbal feedback
• B. Visual KP feedback
• C. Intrinsic feedback
• D. Terminal feedback

Answer: (B)

This shows Visual knowledge of performance feedback. A mirror gives external, visual information about how the movement is being executed—the swing mechanics, timing, and body positions. That kind of feedback focuses on the pattern of the movement, not just the end result, so it’s knowledge of performance delivered through sight. It’s not verbal feedback, since there’s no spoken guidance; it’s not intrinsic feedback, which comes from the performer’s own senses, and it’s not terminal feedback, which is about feedback delivered after a trial rather than ongoing during practice.