Feedback with Video Imaging Style and its Effect on Acquiring and Retaining Some Rhythmic Movements with Ball.

• Main Author: Afrah Thanoon
• Format: Article
• Language: Arabic
• Published: College of Physical Education and Sport Sciences 2013-12-01
• Series: مجلة الرافدين للعلوم الرياضية
• Subjects: feedback; video imaging; rhythmic movements; ball
• Online Access: https://rsprs.mosuljournals.com/article_76406_39840853eb3b54ad274b97cf66306c46.pdf

The research aims at recognizing the significance of statistical differences in post test between both researched groups in learning and retaining some rhythmic movements with ball . The research adopts the experimental methodology for its convenience to the nature of the research . The research community includes the female students of college of physical education in Mosul university for the term (2011-2012 ) . The research sample includes (32) female students in the college . The sample is divided into two groups (experimental and control ) equal in number as (16) female students for each group by using a lottery method . The equivalence is done between both groups in the variables ( age , tallness , weight and some physical fitness elements ) . After using video imaging on female students performance , showing it to the individuals of the experimental group as a feedback and using the common style (ordinary ) on the control group for (8) weeks , post test is performed on both research groups to recognize the student degree of acquiring some rhythmic movements with ball . After two weeks , the test is done again with the same conditions to recognize the degree of retaining these movements . By processing the data statistically , the following results have been obtained : - The presence of statistical significant differences in the post test between both research groups in acquiring some rhythmic movements with ball and for the interest of the experimental group . - The presence of statistical significant differences in the post test between both research groups in retaining some rhythmic movements with ball and for the interest of the experimental group .