Question

Describe the particular situations of necessary and not necessary feedback augment skill learning and beyond it what could happen without these skill learning?

Answer 1

Necessary: when you cannot use the task-intrinsic feedback effectively

Not be necessary: the task-intrinsic feedback is sufficient and the augmented feedback would only be redundant. There is a detectable external referent in the environment that the person can use to determine the appropriateness of an action.

Enhance learning: augmented feedback can speed up the learning process. When someone is trying to acquire an appropriate multilimb pattern of coordination.