Validity: Students were putting inside a gymnasium for the putting assessment; the students used a basic putter. In place of a golf ball students used tennis ball, and for the hole students used to cylinders standing up at a distance of 12 inches apart. Students had to putt at a distance of 20ft, and accurately hit the tennis ball between the two cylinders without knocking them down. Some environment factors that affected this assessment was that the students were only putting for accuracy and not distance, students also had a loud environment making it harder to block out unwanted stimulants and focus on the task at hand. The gym floor also played a factor, if the floor had a knock; it made it harder for individuals to pass the assessment. …show more content…
Both genders seemed to struggle with this assessment. Improvements: Based off my research, to improve this assessment, assessors will have to invest in a real simulation of a putting green where the laws of physics are actually the same as the activity the assessment is trying to simulate. Data analysis Report Raw date: are expresses as the sum of three trials: each trial score was the number of times a subject was able to putt acuity through the target with a tennis ball. The target size was two cylinders that were spread out at 12 inches apart, at a distance of 20 feet. Each trail comprised 7 attempts. Data Format: One point scored for every successful put through the two cylinders standing 12 inches apart. Ratio score Are expressed percentages Number of subject: n=20 High Raw score: the high raw score 13 Low raw score: the low raw score 5 Range of raw score: the range of the raw 8 Mean raw score: the mean raw score .42% High raw ratio scores: the high ratio score was 62% Low ratio scores: the low ratio score was 24% Range of ratio scores: the range of ratio score was .38 Mean ratio score: the mean ratio score was
Pay Less." brand guarantee. The Canadian economy keeps on growing, headed by numerous produce and wholesale exchanges 2011. An alternate variable that would influence the outside environment of Target is the US financial development; the fast or moderate development may have a positive or negative effect on the business.
Although the scores were very low, after the eight weeks, the number or score increased dramatically with more practice. The dependent variables were the catches and errors made.
The PEST analysis helps to explain the critical factors in the organization's external environment. The factors include political, economic, social and technological. For Myer, these forces combine with the internal factors, and other external factors like competition. The Australian consumer goods retail market is worth $121 billion (IBISWorld, 2012) but is heavily fragmented. Myer is the third-largest company in the industry behind David Jones and Harvey Norman, but with $3.158 billion in sales holds just 2.6% market share (Myer 2011 Annual Report). This implies that competition is only one of many factors that can contribute to the company's results. This PEST analysis will help to identify the other major factors.
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Report includes political, economic, social and technological factors. This analysis is done in order to predict the future impacts of these factors on Arcadia Group. The main points are discussed:
C. Once the ball is hit you do not just stop as most beginners do, you want to follow through. According to…… a proper follow through will allow the ball to be hit straight instead of to the right or left.
This report will be providing a detailed analysis of the existing Budget Hotel market, and how to improve the competiveness of the Travelodge UK, the second largest Budget Hotel chain in the United Kingdom, Second Premier Inn. This report will contain the following, a profile of the organisation’s current target market, which will include demographic, psychographic, geographic and behavioural variables. That will then be followed by a well-referenced and well-researched PEST analysis that will highlight the most important and relevant factors that could have an impact on the business. Once the pest analysis has been completed, the report will be concluded by recommended changes to the marketing
I have chosen to teach metin how to juggle a soccer ball as it is a closed skill and the results are predictable and consistent. Closed and self-paced skill as it is under the direct control of the athlete, making it an easier skill to teach over 7 days. Juggling a soccer ball is a gross motor skill as it involves large muscle groups such as the quadriceps and the hamstrings. It’s a serial movement as it in theory it has a beginning and end movement to each juggle making it a discrete skill, however it is also continuous in nature as the intention is to continue the movement for as long as possible
8. When finished recording your numbers from the two trail experiments take the average of each trial and compare the final results.
order as the wind up, the set, the shot, and the follow through. We also examined the athlete’s
Participants attended sessions six (6) times per week for six (6) consecutive months. Each session consisted of 15 minutes devoted to a test session and 60 minutes of a practice session. The hour session was divided in two 30 minutes. Study group # 1 received 30
The subjects were given mimeographed answer forms that were assumed to match the ones in front of the test takers. The subjects answer forms contained the correct answers so that they could keep track of the test takers scores. There were two tasks consisting of twenty-five questions each. The first consisted of household objects and was female oriented. The second consisted of mechanical objects and was male oriented. There was only one task completed during each experimental session chosen by the experimenter. The instructions given to each subject emphasized that a person’s performance is influenced by factors such as luck, ability, and effort. These factors were told to be kept in mind as well as the tone and hesitation in the test takers voice.
PEST is an acronym used for companies with in the political, economic, social and technological views. PEST allows companies to view and observe certain areas that might have been overlooked. The company I will be discussing the PEST analysis is Target. Target is a large scale company and is constantly changing in the industry. The political views of Target is that they must have an unbreakable bond with China due to majority of its products coming from that country. They must be aware and stray away from any conflicts because it can create a negative affect in the operation of Target. Also the company is altered by taxation, tariffs, cost, and trade restrictions especially when they're trying to broden outside the United States. The economic
snooker cue balls and they were painted with spray of matt colors {black, gray, white (achromatic)}and {blue,red,green,lilac and turquoise (chromatic)}. The design was connecting each ball with every other balls to have 28 pairings. Every participant completed 2 blocks of trail and in one block they indicated which was the heaviest and in the other block they indicated which was the lightest. Procedure was all the participant has indicated the weight in 3 conditions, first the vision and they were not allowed to touch the ball. Second, participant hefted each ball while they were still looking at it. Third, by using their thump and first finger of their right hand, they hefted the balls in any sequence and as many as they wanted but the ball was hid by black curtains.
Data Each student had two attempts to get a full picture of the airplane’s capabilities. Figure 1 represents a comparative visual of the differing flight distances between participants and their two tests. The tests were done in a participant’s living room. Figure 1: Distance of each airplane trial launched by its builder.