quiz 3 (new book) Flashcards

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ability

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a general trait or capacity of an individual that is a determinant of a person’s achievement potential for the performance of specific skills.

-enduring characteristic

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2
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motor ability

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an ability that is specifically related to the performance of a motor skill

-each person has a variety of motor abilities

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3
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static balance

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4
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dynamic balance

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5
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visual acuity

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6
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visual tracking

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7
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eye-hand & eye-foot

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8
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coordination

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9
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task analysis

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the identification of the various component parts of a complex motor skill

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10
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what serves as the determinant of a person’s achievement potential for the performance of specific skills?

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ability

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general motor ability hypothesis

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all motor abilities are highly related to each other
-a person can be described as having an overall amount of general mobility

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12
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specific motor abilities hypothesis

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-all motor abilities are relatively independent
-each person varies in the amount of each ability
-a persons motor ability can be described only by a profile of amounts of each of several motor abilities

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13
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two examples of specific abilities

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  1. balance as a motor ability
  2. timing as a motor ability
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14
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types of balance

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static
dynamic

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15
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balance

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refers to maintenance of equilibrium while stationary (static) or moving (dynamic)
-this becomes an example of independent motor abilities

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16
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types of timing

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internal or external sequence of movement

-specific to the requirements of a skill
-various types exist

17
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what are the two categories of taxonomy of motor abilities

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  1. perceptual-motor abilities
  2. physical proficiency abilities
18
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table 3.2

19
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what does research say about static & dynamic balance

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research evidence indicated static & dynamic balance are distinct, independent abilities

20
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how many physical proficiency abilities did Fleishman identify & how do they differ from perceptual-motor abilities?

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nine
-the differ from because they are related to gross motor skill performance

21
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what are some physical proficiency abilities

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  1. static strength
  2. dynamic strength
  3. explosive strength
  4. trunk strength
  5. extent flexibility
22
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what are the assumptions of human ability?

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-all individuals posses motor abilities
-since these can be measures, it is possible to quantify each level in a person
-all people differ in amount of ability
-motor abilities limit individual’s potential for achievement in motor skill performance

23
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what three categories are there for motor skill performance?

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  1. general ability
  2. perceptual speed
  3. psychomotor ability
24
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3 levels of analysis for tennis serve skill

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-the motor skill (tennis serve)
-the components of the skill
-the motor abilities underlying the performance of the skill’s components