What type of KP is focused on immediate and relevant information about performance?

The type of knowledge of performance (KP) that is focused on immediate and relevant information about performance is known as augmented KP. This type of feedback provides a player or student with essential, real-time insights that can immediately enhance learning and skill development.

Augmented KP is distinct because it offers specific information to the learner after they perform a task, allowing them to make necessary adjustments for improvement. This immediate feedback helps reinforce correct techniques and correct mistakes promptly, creating a more effective learning environment. For golfers and instructors, this can mean providing feedback on swing mechanics or putting techniques right after they occur, which helps players understand and rectify errors as they happen.

In contrast, delayed KP refers to information that is provided after a time lag following performance, which may not be as effective for immediate correction or learning. Descriptive KP typically gives a broad analysis of performance rather than specific areas for improvement, and pivotal KP is a less commonly recognized term in this context.