https://padlet.com/jhgibbons/pne7gcu2tokpy783 en-us 2021-02-26 12:33:21 UTC 2021-03-11 12:59:25 UTC hello@padlet.com cau20261021 https://padlet.com/jhgibbons/pne7gcu2tokpy783/wish/1252182095 Divided attention is where you are thinking about multiple things for example thinking where to pass the ball in football but also thinking where to make your next run and example is when your singing but also driving. Selective attention is where you're focused on a task or object for a certain period of time for example taking a penalty in football or taking a free throw in basketball

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In the gym you're  focused on lifting a weight for short periods of time then you will restart if its a 1rpm. An example of divided attention is when someone is motivating you you are also focused on what they're staying instead of completing the rep

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In judo you may how to switch from external narrow which is shown at the start of the fight because you have planned how you want to control the contest and only focusing on one or two ways to win but then you might have to switch to an external broad attention focus because if you're against some who has just thrown you but hasn't won you need to fight with more caution but also work faster and react to the situation there and then]]> 2021-03-01 09:27:14 UTC https://padlet.com/jhgibbons/pne7gcu2tokpy783/wish/1252182095 https://padlet.com/jhgibbons/pne7gcu2tokpy783/wish/1252182635 selective- this is when a performer will have only 2 things to think of and it could be either listen to what the crowds are saying or focus on getting the ball in a good spot to get a good pass to a team mate. in a weight lifting environment selective could be in the world strongest men competition and you could either listen to the crowds or you could focus on dragging a bus 100meters.

divided- this is where you will have multiple things to think about such as if your in the gym and your doing multiple muscles in one session yo will have to think how they will effect each other if one gets tired such as if you are going to do chest you don't want to do shoulders before or triceps before hand. another example of this would be in a player receives the ball they will have to think where the ball is going to go and where the opposite team is and where your team is and how far from the goal you are.

internal broad- when im on the way to the gym and Im thinking of my workout and I plan what exercises im going to do in which order. then I would switch to external broad if someone Is on the smithing machine I would change the order I would do it in.]]> 2021-03-01 09:27:25 UTC https://padlet.com/jhgibbons/pne7gcu2tokpy783/wish/1252182635 https://padlet.com/jhgibbons/pne7gcu2tokpy783/wish/1252182649 Selective- the ability to focus on one thing when other unimportant things are going on around you eg. taking a penalty in front of the opposing fans and listening to one person whilst someone else is having a conversation.
Divided- the ability to focus on multiple different stimuli at the same time. eg a footballer dribbling the ball down the pitch but also sees the opportunity to make a pass and driving whilst lsitening to music.
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selective- only focusing on your exercises whilst somebody is trying to talk to you.
divided- making sure you're staying hydrated whilst doing exercises]]> 2021-03-01 09:27:25 UTC https://padlet.com/jhgibbons/pne7gcu2tokpy783/wish/1252182649 https://padlet.com/jhgibbons/pne7gcu2tokpy783/wish/1252182719 - Selective attention is when an athlete is thinking about one thing only and everything else around him/her has been disabled because they're not cautious of what's around them, but they're more concentrated on the main aspect of a goal (eg saving a penalty when the opposition fans are behind you giving you stick).
- Divided attention differs because it regards an individual to think about a host of  things and what's around them plays a part into how they come across in the game (eg you have the ball but you've been tackled because you don't know what to do with it).
- Another example of selective could be the thought of the crowd cheering you on in an F1 race where the nation of your flag is being waved but instead, your more focused on finishing in the top 3.
- Divided: Making a 60-yard run through the majority of the opposition and there's the thought of passing the ball, or actually going through the whole team if the individual was to score a solo goal.
Weightlifting (S): This regards a weightlifter and instead, they aren't paying attention to what's around them and this involves the individual to be more attached to perform the deadlift rather than things outside of their performance (eg aiming for the world record).
Weightlifting (D): On the other hand, the weightlifter is more attached to the crowd where they're supporting him as well as the previous person because it might be a situation where the individual is lifting a higher weight than the previous person and they're more concentrated than beating their score.



]]> 2021-03-01 09:27:26 UTC https://padlet.com/jhgibbons/pne7gcu2tokpy783/wish/1252182719 https://padlet.com/jhgibbons/pne7gcu2tokpy783/wish/1252183183 Selective- giving your attention to something than to many others.
eg. working on an assignment while the tv is on.
shooting in basketball while the opponents and fans of the opponent team try to distract you.

Divided- being able to put your focus on things simultaneously.

eg. washing dishes while taking part in a online class

ice hockey trying to evade the defence while thinking on if they should pass or shoot the puck.  ]]> 2021-03-01 09:27:36 UTC https://padlet.com/jhgibbons/pne7gcu2tokpy783/wish/1252183183 https://padlet.com/jhgibbons/pne7gcu2tokpy783/wish/1252183355 The selective cue is used when an athlete needs to focus on one important thing and ignores everything else around them.
E.g. taking a penalty shoot in football.
E.g. when running a race and you can't ear the crowd because you are so focused on winning.

The divided attention is when you can focus on multiple things, whilst also performing a task. (multitasking). 
E.g. Dribbling the ball in basketball but looking who you can pass the ball to next.
E.g. When you are in training and your coach  shouts an instruction. 

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selective-]]> 2021-03-01 09:27:39 UTC https://padlet.com/jhgibbons/pne7gcu2tokpy783/wish/1252183355 https://padlet.com/jhgibbons/pne7gcu2tokpy783/wish/1252183499 selective- is when a performer chooses what or who to focus on or independently focuses on a area or situation an example of this maybe is when a footballer has to take a penalty kick they choose to focus on themselves and no one else until after he take s the penalty kick. 
divided- is where the performer uses everyone around them to help focus on something or a certain situation an example of this would be in rugby for the passes  everyone uses everyone to communicate to let them know when to go and get them to focus on the rugby ball. 
both selective and divided has internal and external cores.  
an eample of selective for wieght lifting is when the person is going to a dead lift they need to zone out everyone in their way so that they can concertrate on the 

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internal board: just before a match and i think about the techniques im going to use during the football match and i plan of what skills to use in order to dominate in the game
external broad: if someone is being tackled i think quickly to go and help and focus on the player that is tackling the person and switch to attack and controll the game by helping the person  


]]> 2021-03-01 09:27:42 UTC https://padlet.com/jhgibbons/pne7gcu2tokpy783/wish/1252183499 https://padlet.com/jhgibbons/pne7gcu2tokpy783/wish/1252184387 selective is where your point of focus is towards one thing only and you ignore any other distractions. for example, when a footballer takes a penalty their focus is only on the where to put the ball in the net. another example is when a basketballer takes a free throw because they are only focusing on putting the ball in the net. divided attention - this is where your focus lays on more than one thing at a time. for example, a rugby player running with the ball has to focus on where his teammates are and where the opposition is so he can dodge them. another example, is when you are running with the ball in football because you will want to decide who the best option is to pass to or you might want to take on a few defenders.]]> 2021-03-01 09:27:59 UTC https://padlet.com/jhgibbons/pne7gcu2tokpy783/wish/1252184387 https://padlet.com/jhgibbons/pne7gcu2tokpy783/wish/1252189417 Selective attention is when a performer only focuses their attention on one aspect of what he is focusing on
Eg. Focusing on a shot

Divided attention is when a performer focuses on multiple aspects of a subject
Eg. Focusing on looking where to pass while dribbling the ball

Selective - focusing on doing a barbel curl
Divided - using a rowing boat machine ]]> 2021-03-01 09:29:33 UTC https://padlet.com/jhgibbons/pne7gcu2tokpy783/wish/1252189417 https://padlet.com/jhgibbons/pne7gcu2tokpy783/wish/1252189535 Selective attention is when a performer focuses on a particular in the environment. selective attention allows us to tune out unimportant details and focus on what matters, for example, when taking a free throw in basketball, the performer will focus only on the rim because he or she is trying to score, so focusing on anything else will be in the way of that goal.
Divided attention is when our brain has the ability to attend two or more different things at the same time, for example, when dribbling a basketball, you need to look up so that you can see the court, your opponent or the person guarding you and your teammates. This requires you to multi task, attending or doing two things at the same time.]]> 2021-03-01 09:29:35 UTC https://padlet.com/jhgibbons/pne7gcu2tokpy783/wish/1252189535 jhgibbons https://padlet.com/jhgibbons/pne7gcu2tokpy783/wish/1252198865 Can you give an Example for both but in a weightlifting/gym environment ]]> 2021-03-01 09:32:33 UTC https://padlet.com/jhgibbons/pne7gcu2tokpy783/wish/1252198865 https://padlet.com/jhgibbons/pne7gcu2tokpy783/wish/1252290776 netball captain - internal looking for someone who is opening to throw the ball to, as time ticks away switches to board external the decision of either passing or shooting ball so not kill time.]]> 2021-03-01 10:01:41 UTC https://padlet.com/jhgibbons/pne7gcu2tokpy783/wish/1252290776 https://padlet.com/jhgibbons/pne7gcu2tokpy783/wish/1252291168 a goalkeeper may use internal broad when taking a goal kick to analyse the options they have on where to pass the ball but they may switch to external broad as they may need to quickly assess whether it's the right decision.]]> 2021-03-01 10:01:49 UTC https://padlet.com/jhgibbons/pne7gcu2tokpy783/wish/1252291168 https://padlet.com/jhgibbons/pne7gcu2tokpy783/wish/1252292152 1 example might regard a game in badminton where the individual is focused on himself and his opponent and how his opponent is going to approach the game. This would be external and narrow. However, his opponent then plays a drop shot where the individual has to quickly run to the front of the court to prevent his opponent from getting the point. This allows the situation to be assessed rapidly (external and broad). Internal and broad could be the next one that's used and this could be used for the next time they play so that his opponent is worked out. ]]> 2021-03-01 10:02:10 UTC https://padlet.com/jhgibbons/pne7gcu2tokpy783/wish/1252292152 https://padlet.com/jhgibbons/pne7gcu2tokpy783/wish/1252296083 one example where an athlete may switch attentional focus is when a basketballer will be on the side-lines waiting to throw the ball into play with only a few seconds left on the clock. at this moment in time they will be using internal broad focus. once the ball was in play then that's when the external broad focus comes into play because you only have a few seconds to make the play happen.]]> 2021-03-01 10:03:30 UTC https://padlet.com/jhgibbons/pne7gcu2tokpy783/wish/1252296083 https://padlet.com/jhgibbons/pne7gcu2tokpy783/wish/1252306618 Example of attentional focus is a person looking around trying to find a pass extremally then switch internally to only focus on shooting ]]> 2021-03-01 10:07:01 UTC https://padlet.com/jhgibbons/pne7gcu2tokpy783/wish/1252306618