8/28c Producing Voluntary Movement LAB Flashcards

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Serial/Sequential Movement

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Brushing Teeth, getting into your car, writing, yoga, etc.

This movement pattern allows for a person to do things step by step

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Discrete Movement

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Turning on a light, throwing a ball. This movement is something that is really just one and done. You do one specific action to complete a specific task

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Continuous Movement

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Walking, Running. This movement has a lot of fluidity, it requires a flow and repeats the same pattern

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Motor Control

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the study of the nature and cause of movement

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Reflex Theory

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Simple reflexes are combined into greater actions which constitute behavior (Charles Sherrington)

Hot stove, losing all sensation in limbs

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Hierarchical Theory

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Each successively higher level in the nervous system exerts control over the level below it (Hughlings Jackson)

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Grabbing a glass vs balancing on index finger - which is more conscious and which theory is this related to?

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Hierarchical theory

the balance action is more conscious

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Motor Program Theory

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Central Motor Pattern can generate movement (t. graham browne)

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When you write a signature with opposite hands and on different surfaces will it be the same? What theory does this prove?

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Yes, often the signature looks the same.

This is a product of the motor program theory, central motor pattern generates movement in different ways.

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Systems Theory

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Body is a mechanical system with mass and subject to external forces (gravity) and internal forces (inertia). COntrol of movement is distributed throughout the system. Degrees of Freedom need to be controlled (bernstein)

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Dynamical Action/System Theory

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When a system of individual parts comes together, its elements behave collectively in an ordered way. Movement emerges as a result of interacting elements, without the need for specific commands or motor programs

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Ecological Theory

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Motor control evolves to cope with the environment

Walking on sand vs ice

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