Part 1 : In this activity, you will consider whether the speed-accuracy trade-off phenomenon applies to a skill, and you will consider sources of error in accuracy and how they differ between tasks. Describe a skill that involves rapid movement and requires accuracy. Also describe the goal of the movement and the basic actions required.

Part 2 : For this you will "making" the ideal athlete for specific sports. First, you must access Fleishman's Taxonomy of Human Abilities PDF and review the 52 listed abilities. Next, you will pick 5 sports/activities/hobbies that are of interest to you and design the "perfect" performer. you will pick the 5 most important abilities from Fleishman's Taxonomy and create 5 performers. Finally, you will list the 5 sports/activities/hobbies that go with the 5 performers you just created. This list will act like a word bank that your classmates will later try to assign to each performer. Below is an example of 2 performers (make sure you submit 5) followed by the list of activities. This is worth 7pts.

Performer 1: Reaction Time; Explosive Strength; Movement Speed; Spatial Orientation; Visualization

Performer 2: Problem Sensitivity; Deductive Reasoning; Speed of closure; Flexibility of Closure; Visualization

Word Bank: Chess Player; Football Player