learning, performance and transfer Flashcards

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how are performance and learning related?

A

performance is observed and used to make assumptions about the degree to which learning has occurred

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learning is thought to have occurred when there is a permanent change in ___________.

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capability or skill (not ability)

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How do we know someone has learned. i.e. how do we measure progress in motor learning?

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They get faster, more accurate and/or use less effort.

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What is transfer

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influence of a previously learned skill on the learning of current skill.

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positive transfer

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task A (old task) is beneficial to learning task B (new task)

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negative transfer

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task A (old task) is harmful to learning task B (new task)

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bilateral transfer

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influence of a previously learned skill performed on one half of the body with the learning of the same skill performed on the other side of the body.

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Intra task transfer

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influence of a previously learned skill on the learning of current skill that is a different class of skill.

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inter task transfer

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influence of a previously learned skill on the learning of current skill that is in the same class of skills just varied slightly in some way.

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10
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When is part practice advised

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when a task is requires

1) a low level of organization/coordination
2) a high level of complexity

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When is whole practice advised

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when a task is requires

1) a High level of organization/coordination
2) a low level of complexity

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12
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What is backward chaining?

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learning the most important component to a task first and then adding other components as you go

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In general, when a skill required the simultaneous movement of various body parts, Which method is recommended: whole or part?

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whole - the coordination demands are high and the movement is probably controlled by a single motor program.

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