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Sport Coaching
THE UNIVERSITY OF LINCOLN

1 Department of Sport, Coaching and Exercise Science

2 Faculty of Health, Life and Social Sciences

Module Handbook

|Module Title | |
| |Foundations of Sport and Exercise Science – Motor Learning Strand |
|Course(s) |BSc (Hons) Sport and Exercise Science |
|Year |1 |30 credit points |
|Module Title & Code |SES1012M – Introduction to Psychomotor Behaviour in Sport and Exercise |
|Module Team & Contact Details |Richard Keegan – rkeegan@lincoln.ac.uk |
| |Dr Caroline Wright – cwright@lincoln.ac.uk |
| |Stephen Lynch – slynch@lincoln.ac.uk |
|Module Synopsis |The module aims to examine, through an information processing approach to sports |
| |performance, the principles of learning and performing a range of motor skills. In |
| |addition, social psychological variables will be studied relating to the facilitation |
| |and decrement in learning and performance. |
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| |The specific objectives are to: |
| |Examine


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