Lecture 8 Flashcards
evidence found from Collins and Deluca (1993) supports what model?
Open and closed loop control
Sway is allowed to….
travel relatively unchecked within a specific boundary (feedforward)
When the COM approaches a particular limit…
a corrective response is made (feedback)
Collins and deluca found that over shorter time periods of sway
COP was allowed to drift, promoting an open loop system
Collins and deluca found that over longer periods of sway…
position was corrected and brought back to the central region
Evidence found by van Emmerick and van Wegen(2002) support?
Time to stability boundaries
average time to stability was higher in young adults compared to older adults, suggesting larger amplitudes of sway are seen and more time is spent on the edge of stability
The nervous system may be attuned to assess (in terms of balance)
time
How long it is going to be before COM gets to the limit
Evidence found from Carpenter et. al. supports what model of static balance control
Exploratory sway model
The negative feedback loop control model when the COM is externally stabilized suggests?
Corrective COP displacements should be reduced accordingly
Carpenter et. al. found evidence to disprove this
experimental protocol for carpenter et. al.
instruction was to stand as still as possible while attached to backboard apparatus with wheels to control sway externally
measured forces, moments, and kinematics
dependant variables were COP RMS and COM angular dispalcement
What did Carpenter et. al. find in their experiment
experiment where people were strapped to bike wheels
with external stabilization of sway, large amplitude low frequencies were seen and the system starts to shift, Large increase in COP RMS seen
T/F, sway is only controlled with negative feedback
false
Variability of COP may be used to…
ensure a certain quality and volume of sensory information
sway can be used to…
measure how different factors influence balance control
one may have vestibular deficits, and ___ sway may be needed
more, may be needed to. compensate and provide more information