Which type of feedback is described by directing attention away from the learner's internal sensations toward correct fundamentals during movement?

• A. Terminal KR
• B. Concurrent KP
• C. Descriptive KR
• D. Knowledge of results

Answer: (B)

Concurrent knowledge of performance is being described. This type of feedback is given during the movement and focuses on how the movement is being performed—the mechanics, alignment, and sequencing—so the learner can adjust fundamentals in real time. It directs attention away from internal sensations and toward correct technique, helping to build accurate movement patterns as the action unfolds. In contrast, feedback about the outcome (knowledge of results) or post-trial feedback about the movement after the attempt would not guide technique during the execution in the same way, and descriptive types still revolve around explaining the movement rather than guiding it as it happens.