Error

Question 1

errorless learning

Answer 1

learning to perform task w/o error

acquisition may be quicker but retention and transfer may be poorer

Question 2

error augmentation

Answer 2

correct an error so once can enhance error

Question 3

motor adaptation

Answer 3

process of modifying or adjusting a movement from trial to trial based on error feedback

Question 4

spatial neglect

Answer 4

failure to report, respond to, or orientate to contralesional stimuli - accompanied by functional disability

Question 5

what can be used to fix spatial neglect

Answer 5

prisms can be used to augment error

if patient is neglecting the right side - prism can be used to shift vision to the left

Question 6

gait asymmetry

Answer 6

stroke - individual will favor the stronger leg and have a longer step length on this side I

Question 7

research on gait asymmetry

Answer 7

• 13 individuals with chronic stroke and resulting gait symmetries 15 minutes of split belt treadmill training, where the speed of paretic leg is changed

18 individuals with chronic stroke and resulting in gait asymmetries performed ten 20 minute sessions of unilateral step training – where the impaired limb is held stationary off of the treadmill

Question 8

error augmentation can be used to enhance ….

Answer 8

error signal to promote changes to CNS - which can be retained for functional improvements