Lecture 2 - Intro Flashcards

1
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Define motor learning.

A

Relatively permanent improvement in motor control over time

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2
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Define motor performance.

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Measure of motor control (skill) at a particular time. Used to infer motor learning

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3
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Define motor control.

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Interaction between muscular (motor) and nervous (control) systems to perform movement

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4
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Give an example of motor control.

A

Swinging at bat, throwing a baseball

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5
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Give an example of motor learning.

A

Differences between little league and major league baseball

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6
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Give an example of motor performance.

A

Reaction times, speeds, velocities (measurements)

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7
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What is the difference between motor control and biomechanics?

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Motor control = fundamental questions regarding how movement is controlled, biomechanics = measures motor performance

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8
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Describe the concept of “movement chauvinism.”

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Movement is the basis of life

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9
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What is the importance of movement?

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It is the fundamental basis of everything we do as humans

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