Motor Learning And Control Flashcards

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Physiological motor behavior

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Motor control (neuromuscular control)

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Emphasizes brain’s role in acquiring, planning, initiating, and modifying movement skills

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Motor learning (behavioral)

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Motor skills (5 things)

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Goal oriented
Body and/or limb movements 
Voluntary
Developed as a result of practice
May be learned, recalled, relearned, modified
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Learning

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Goal oriented skill that one can get better via practice or experience
Forming neural connections to form memories/skills

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5
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Stimulates change in the brain

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Error

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6
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Growth in motor behavior

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Motor development

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7
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Interaction of what 3 elements create movement

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Task, person, environment

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8
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Young/middle aged show _________ magnitude plasticity than > 60 years of age

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Greater

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9
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What is the greatest modality to promote beneficial neuropathic change with movement dysfunction is

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Physical Activity

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10
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Future success in a specific skill can be easily predicted.

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F

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11
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The higher the level of mental arousal, the better the performance

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F

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12
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Unless a learner displays some overt changes in performance, he or she is no longer learning

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F

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13
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Not all learners are motivated to learn the skills presented to them

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T

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14
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Experts are always the most effective instructors

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F

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15
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In order for an observer to learn a movement, the demonstration must be performed corrctly

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F

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16
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Practice makes perfect

17
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The more frequently a practitioner provides feedback to the learner, the greater the gains in learning

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1 or 2-dimensional taxonomies to classify motor tasks

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Represent a continuum between 2 extremes (not just hot and cold)

19
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Movement precision

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Gross motor and fine motor

20
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Gross motor vs fine motor

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Less emphasis on precision in gross motor

21
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3 nature of movement organization

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Discrete skill
Continuous skill
Serial skill

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Discrete skill

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Single execution completes task
Beginning and ending are well defined
Flipping on a light switch

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Continuous skill

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Typically rhythmic or repetitive in nature
Beginning and end are arbitrary or environmentally defined
Trail running

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Serial skill

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Requires series of movements to complete task
Collective sequence of discrete skills
Order is IMPORTANT
EX running a route

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Environmental predictability
Open skill | Closed skill
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Closed skill
High level of predictability Environmental context features are stationary CONSISTENCY and REFINEMENT are the objectives EX classroom setting
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Open Skill
Variable and unpredictable environment Adaptability is essential EX Soccer match
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During early learning, a ____ environment may be beneficial
Closed
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With advanced learning, _____ environment may be better as it provides a greater variability for greater diversification
Open
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Gentile's Two-Dimensional Taxonomy
Environment and Action
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Study Gentile's Two-Dimensional Taxonomy
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