Self-selected feedback timing means the learner does what?

• A. Feedback is requested by the learner
• B. The coach controls when feedback is given
• C. Feedback is given at fixed intervals
• D. Feedback is never given

Answer: (A)

Self-selected feedback timing means the learner chooses when to receive feedback by requesting it or signaling readiness. This approach supports self-regulated learning, giving learners control over when they get input and allowing them to seek guidance when they feel they need it or after they’ve had a chance to attempt a task. It differs from feedback that is fixed in time or interval, or that is provided only at the coach’s discretion, or not provided at all.

So the best choice is that the learner requests feedback. For example, a learner taps a button to ask for feedback after a trial.