Which term is described as 'controlled by opposition or team'?

Which term is described as 'controlled by opposition or team'?

• A. Internal skill
• B. Gross motor skill
• C. External skill
• D. Psychomotor skill

Answer: (C)

External skills are those where control of the outcome comes from factors outside the performer, such as the actions of opponents or teammates. Because you must react to what others are doing, you rely on perceiving external cues, making quick decisions, and timing your response to the surrounding players. That dependency on others is why this term fits—opposition or team members effectively control the action. Internal skills, in contrast, are controlled mainly by the performer themselves; gross motor and psychomotor terms refer to body size of movement and mind–movement integration, not who controls the action.

External skills are those where control of the outcome comes from factors outside the performer, such as the actions of opponents or teammates. Because you must react to what others are doing, you rely on perceiving external cues, making quick decisions, and timing your response to the surrounding players. That dependency on others is why this term fits—opposition or team members effectively control the action. Internal skills, in contrast, are controlled mainly by the performer themselves; gross motor and psychomotor terms refer to body size of movement and mind–movement integration, not who controls the action.