Which type of feedback provides information about the outcome, such as a time result?

• A. Intrinsic feedback
• B. Knowledge of performance
• C. Knowledge of results
• D. Video feedback

Answer: (C)

When we think about feedback in skill learning, it’s helpful to separate information about what happened from information about how the movement was performed. The question points to the end result of the action, like a time or distance. That kind of information is knowledge of results because it tells you the outcome—whether the goal was achieved and by how much—without describing the movement itself. Intrinsic feedback comes from your own senses during or after an attempt, not from an external score. Knowledge of performance focuses on how you executed the movement—the technique, form, or pattern—rather than the final outcome. Video feedback is a method to show performance or results, but the concept being tested here is the outcome-focused information, which is knowledge of results.