Augmented Feedback types include:

• A. Internal cues
• B. Knowledge of results and knowledge of performance
• C. External cues
• D. Movement characteristics

Answer: (B)

Augmented feedback is information about performance that comes from an outside source, added to what the learner already senses. The best-known pair of augmented-feedback types is knowledge of results and knowledge of performance. Knowledge of results tells you the outcome—whether the goal was achieved or how close you were to it. Knowledge of performance gives information about the quality of the movement itself—how you performed the action, such as timing, form, or coordination. This distinction helps learners adjust not only the end result but also the way they move to reach that result. Internal cues come from the performer’s own senses, not from an external source, so they’re not categorized as augmented feedback. External cues and movement characteristics describe other aspects, but they aren’t the standard labels for augmented-feedback types.