Which term describes feedback about the outcome of a movement, such as distance or score?

• A. Knowledge of performance
• B. Intrinsic feedback
• C. Knowledge of results
• D. Augmented feedback

Answer: (C)

Feedback about the outcome of a movement, such as distance or score, is knowledge of results. This focuses on what happened as a consequence of the movement rather than how the movement was performed. It helps you gauge whether you achieved the target or goal and guides adjustments to strategy or aim for future attempts. In contrast, knowledge of performance would describe the qualities of the movement itself—things like swing path, tempo, or clubface angle. Intrinsic feedback comes from your own senses during and after the shot, while augmented feedback is information provided from outside sources, with knowledge of results specifically detailing the end result. An example in golf would be seeing the actual distance a drive traveled or the score on a hole, which tells you the outcome you reached.