Determine whether the following augmented feedback statements are examples of knowledge of results (KR) or knowledge of performance (KP). a. Your foot placement on the beam should be more angled. b. You have to keep your head down and your eye on the ball. c. That was great! You stayed on the wobble board for 28 seconds. d. According to the radar gun, that pitch was 92 miles per hour. e. When you swing your leg through, try to pull your toes up. f. You need to let the weight down more slowly. g. Looking at the pattern of hits, you are shooting high and to the right.

Knowledge of performance is feedback related to the way in which a specific skill is performed. It gives feedback on the quality of execution of the skill and may come from either intrinsic or extrinsic sources. An example of this is a comment from the coach about the foot placement during a kick in soccer, or noticing the height of a ball during a tennis serve.

Knowledge of results refers to how successfully a skill is performed. It is always external feedback and may come from sources such as a coach, spectators or teammates. Examples of knowledge of results may be how many goals were scored per number of attempts, or what distance was covered in javelin. The athlete can use this feedback to execute a skill differently in order to achieve different results.