Types of Verbal Instruction includes which pairing?

• A. Internal cueing
• B. Internal cueing and external cueing
• C. Visual cueing
• D. Auditory cueing

Answer: (B)

Verbal instruction is most effective when you consider where the learner’s attention is directed during a movement. Internal cueing focuses on the performer's body and mechanics, like telling someone to rotate the hips or keep the elbow tucked. External cueing directs attention to the result or effect of the movement in the environment, such as pushing the ground away or aiming for a target. Using both internal and external cues in verbal instruction captures the full range of guidance you can give, which is why that pairing is the best choice. Visual or auditory cueing describe how cues are delivered rather than where the focus goes, so they don’t represent the combination the question is asking for.