Covers Whiting’s Information Processing Model in full, including input, decision making (DCR), output and feedback, as specified in AQA A-Level PE Section 3.1.2.
WHAT’S INCLUDED (13 slides):
Whiting’s Model stages — AO1 definitions and AO2 sport application
Receptor systems — internal and external
Selective attention and filtering
Detection, Comparison, Recognition (DCR/Translatory Mechanism)
Effector mechanism and output
Feedback types and cyclical model
Strengths and limitations — AO3 evaluation
6-mark exam practice question
Keywords: AQA A-Level PE, Whiting’s model, information processing, selective attention, DCR, effector mechanism, skill acquisition, Year 12 PE, Year 13 PE
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