Which timing is feedback after task completion?

• A. Immediate
• B. Terminal
• C. Delayed
• D. Concurrent

Answer: (B)

Feedback timing describes when you receive information about performance. When feedback is given after the entire task is finished, that is terminal feedback. This timing lets you review the whole attempt without the feedback interrupting movement, helping you compare the outcome with the goal and plan adjustments for the next try. It supports forming a clear memory of the complete performance and reduces the chance that feedback alters the ongoing skill. For example, after finishing a drill, a coach provides a summary of what went well and what could be improved, which you can then use for the next attempt.