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Complexity Of Human Movement Flashcards

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What are the major functional systems of the brain?

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Sensory
Motor
Autonomic
&
High order functions: motivation memory, attention, cognition and executive

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Reflex Theory

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Stereotypical response to a specific stimulus; chaining

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Chaining

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Stimulus triggers a reflex response

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Limitations of Reflex Theory

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Absence of stimuli
Fast movements
Multiple responses
Novel movements

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Hierarchical Theory

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Control is from top to bottom; higher level exerts control

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Limitations of the hierarchical theory

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Can’t explain absense of stimuli
Stereotyped response
Doesn’t explain bottom up behaviors
Doesn’t explain novel movements

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What is the Motor Program Theory?

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Motor Control is not reactive;Movements may elicit by a sensory stimulus or intrinsically by a central process without afferent stimuli

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What is the key point of the motor program theory?

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Central motor program; exists in CNS, activated externally (outside stimulus) or centrally (voluntary or involuntary movement)

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What did the motor program theory lead to?

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Body-weight supported gait training; litegait & lokomat

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Limitations of the Motor Program Theory

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Storage problem
Does not explain musculoskeletal and environmental variation in motor task performance

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Dynamical Systems Theory

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Considers how the individual moves in their environmental

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what is degrees of freedom?

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Tasks can be completed in multiple ways; lots of possible movements at a joint

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What is distributed control?

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System work together cooperatively and produced movement through self organization; NOT hierarchical

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What are synergies?

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is a pattern of co-activation of muscles recruited by a single neural command signal; reduces computational load of nervous system

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15
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Music notes is compared to what?

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Individual muscle action

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Music melodies is compared to what?

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Muscle synergies

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Symphonies is compared to?

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Complete actions

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What is self-organization?

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System parts come together, its elements behave in ordered way without specific commands

19
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What two parameters can affect function?

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Movement speed
Task goal

20
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What fixes the degrees of freedom?

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Synergies; reduces the computational load which provide us the most effective way to complete a task

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What is the Ecological Theory?

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Focus on how actions enable us to interact with the environment; relies on perception

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What does the Ecological Theory emphasize?

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Active Exploration

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Which theory is correct?

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No theory answers all; important to recognize the elements of individual, the task and the environment when considering movement

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What do tasks require?

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Stability
Mobility
Manipulation

25
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What is feedforward?

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Plan before execution; fast goal directed actions
ex: throwing a dart, pick up jug of water, performing a sit to stand

26
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What is feedback?

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Compares plan to result and enables correction; more engaged slower continuous movement
Ex: sudden perturbation when sitting or standing, driving along a curvy path

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What is the perception Action Contiuum?

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Ongoing cycle of steps we take to complete a task

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What two stages of the perception action continuum are an example of perception?

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Sensing and Perceiving

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What two stages of the perception action continuum are an example of cognition?

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Interpreting, Conceptualizing and planning

30
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What two stages of the perception action continuum are an example of action?

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Activating and execution

31
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What are the two types of feedback?

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Knowledge of performance
Knowledge of Results

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What is knowledge of performance?

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How a task was performed

33
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What is knowledge of results?

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Whether the task was completed successfully

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