Week 4 Motor Programmes Flashcards

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What are deaffereniation studies?

A

When sensory feedback is removed and all movements must be preplanned

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2
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What are selection errors?

A

Choosing the wrong motor programme

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3
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What are execution errors?

A

correct motor programme chosen, but wrongly executed

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4
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What are the two problems with motor programs that generalized motor programs were meant to solve?

A

Novelty and storage

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What is different from generalized motor programs and motor programs?

A

Far more flexible and ‘force impulses’ are stored instead of muscle activation patterns

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6
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What is motor equivalence

A

Same task can be accomplished by a number of different effectors

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What are the invariant properties for a generalized motor program?

A

order of events, relative timing and relative force

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What properties can change in a generalized motor program?

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Overall duration, overall force and muscle selection

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9
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How does impulse timing explain motor equivalence?

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Suggests that what a generalized motor program contains are force-time curves

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