Motor Learning Flashcards

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What is the definition of motor learning given by Magill 2003

A

Motor learning is a practice/experience needed in order for a change in the capability of a person to perform a skill

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Who gave the definition of learning:

learning is the behavioural act of executing a skill at a specific time and in a specific situation

A

Magill 2004

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3
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What is performance

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Execution that can be directly observed and measured

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4
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What is learning

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Internal process results relatively to permanent change due to practice

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5
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What are performance curves

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Temporary changes can be Linear, negatively accelerate, positively accelerate, S shape.

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What is a performance plateau

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No seeable improvement has taken place

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What are the causes of some performance plateaus

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Loss of motivation, fatigue, attention, transition between technique

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What can cause temporary effect on performance

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Motivation, fatigue, feedback, practice, praise, luck, drugs and mood

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9
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How can you tell weather changes temporary or permanent

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Retention test and transfer test

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10
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What is a retention test

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Measure performance after rest

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What is the transfer test

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Measure in variation and context

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