Which timing is feedback received during the task?

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

Answer: (C)

Concurrent feedback is feedback delivered while the movement is still being performed. This timing lets the performer sense and correct errors in real time, guiding adjustments as the skill unfolds. It’s especially helpful for fast or continuous actions where making corrections on the fly improves flow and accuracy. In contrast, feedback after the movement ends (terminal feedback) or after a delay (delayed feedback) cannot direct ongoing execution and is used more for post-performance reinforcement. Immediate feedback is typically given right after completion, not during, so it doesn’t serve the same real-time corrective purpose.