What type of feedback comes from outside sources such as a coach or stopwatch?

• A. Intrinsic
• B. Extrinsic
• C. Knowledge of results
• D. Knowledge of performance

Answer: (B)

Extrinsic feedback is information provided by sources outside the performer, such as a coach, a stopwatch, or video. This contrasts with intrinsic feedback, which comes from the performer’s own senses during movement. The question emphasizes the source being external, which is why extrinsic feedback best fits. Knowledge of results and knowledge of performance describe what kind of information is being given (outcome vs technique), but both can be delivered externally; the key distinction in this context is that the feedback comes from outside the body.