Knowledge of Results provides:

• A. Information about the outcome of the movement
• B. Movement characteristics that led to the outcome
• C. Timing of the next movement
• D. None of the above

Answer: (A)

KR focuses on what happened as a result of the movement. It tells you the outcome—whether the target was reached, the degree of accuracy, the distance, time, or score. This kind of feedback helps you judge success against the goal and decide what to adjust next time. It’s different from knowledge of performance, which describes how you moved—the technique, posture, or movement characteristics that produced the result. The timing of the next movement is about planning, not the result of the current one. So the information KR provides is the outcome of the movement.