In bandwidth feedback timing, feedback is delivered when errors exceed a preset tolerance.

• A. The learner signals, intentionally and not
• B. Errors surpass a preset tolerance
• C. The coach requests it
• D. The learner performs perfectly

Answer: (B)

Bandwidth feedback timing uses a defined tolerance band around the target. Feedback is given only when the error goes outside this band, i.e., when errors exceed a preset tolerance. If performance stays within the band, no feedback is provided to encourage reliance on intrinsic error detection and correction. Because the trigger is the error surpassing the tolerance, this description best matches the concept. The other ideas describe who initiates feedback or a perfect performance, not the actual timing trigger.