Movement - adaptation and motor skills

Answer 1

internal model

Question 2

what is the internal model

Answer 2

inverse and forward models

Question 3

which 2 parts of the brain control motor skills

Answer 3

frontal lobe and motor cortex

Question 4

which type of memeory is motor skills linked too

Answer 4

procedural memory

Question 5

what is procedural memory

Answer 5

is a type of memory of long term memory storing motor related skills, habits and actions.

Question 6

muscle coordination is linked to what type of memory

Answer 6

procedural memory

Question 7

what does a lack of proprioception cause

Answer 7

Clumsiness and lack of control over force and speed as well as disrupting postural reflexes and control of muscle tone

Question 8

what is the main sensory feedback for time and control in motor adaptation?

Answer 8

proprioception

Question 9

what are proprioceptors

Answer 9

a sensory receptor that receives stimuli from within the body, especially one that responds to position and movement.

Question 10

what do people who lack proprioception have difficulty with

Answer 10

patient who has lost proprioception have particular difficulty controlling the dynamic properties of their limbs

Question 11

proprioception is what for motor adaptation

Answer 11

a sensory feedback

Question 12

Humans adapt for motor control. Is this quicker or longer than learning a skill

Answer 12

quicker

Question 13

Force field adaptation is a study that what

Answer 13

showed how a force can impact movement and that the body can adapt and change its movement

Question 14

how are motor skill learnt

Answer 14

includes learning consistently and repeating an action and consists of slow motor functions leading to improved performance

Question 15

motor skills is the what adapted to a specific situation

Answer 15

internal motor

Question 16

procedural memory is what based

Answer 16

movement