The therapist provides the patient with feedback about performance on a motor task only when the patient's performance falls outside of a prescribed range of performance.What type of feedback is this?

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This is an example of bandwidth feedback, where feedback is only provided when the performance falls outside of a certain range or bandwidth. This can be useful for encouraging self-assessment and self-correction, as well as reducing dependence on external feedback. The other options do not accurately describe this type of feedback. Summed feedback involves providing feedback on multiple trials of a task, delayed feedback involves providing feedback after a delay, and faded feedback involves gradually reducing the frequency of feedback.

The Therapist Provides the Patient with Feedback About Performance on a Motor