In a sport of your choosing, identify and describe a practice task that adequately replicates competition to enhance the skill transfer from the practice environment to competition. In doing so, address each of the following: What are the key features of the competition environment that need to be simulated? (5 pts)  What are the critical perception and action processes within the task? (5 pts) Describe how the practice task allows the performer to achieve a similar level of performance to that measured under competitive conditions? (5 pts)

What is perceptual-cognitive expertise and what are the defining characteristics that separate the expert from the novice and the near-expert? 

Describe what decision training in sport is and how does it differ from traditional practice? 

Describe the principles of behavior modification and describe the role of augmented feedback and the role of failure in shaping behavior. Please be thoughtful, thorough and use examples in supporting your response. 

What are the key visual parameters that the research shows differentiate experts from novices and even near experts. How do you interpret these findings and what are the implications for training athletes? 

BCH4024 OC Sp25 E2 Q10: Gout is the consequence of abnormally high concentrations of _____.

BCH4024 OC Sp25 E2 Q36: What is the typical structure of a GPCR? 

BCH4024 OC Sp25 E2 Q12: The inherited disorder known as phenylketonuria could just as well be described as ________.

BCH4024 OC Sp25 E2 Q40: If a membrane fatty acid composition resulted in a melting temperature (Tm) or transition temperature of 41°C for the plasma membrane of a hybrid cell, how would the membrane respond to changes in temperature if the cells are induced to express cholesterol?

BCH4024 OC Sp25 E2 Q45: Which sequence below correctly describes the events that follow epinephrine binding to the b-adrenergic receptor?