Motor Development Flashcards

(20 cards)

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What is motor control?

A

How one directs and regulates movement

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2
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What is motor learning?

A

Learning and refining motor skills overtime

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3
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What is dysmetria?

A

impaired ability to estimate distance

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4
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What is intention tremor?

A

tremor with attempted voluntary movement

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5
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What is limited force control?

A

limited strength or energy

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6
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What is dysdiadokokinesis?

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difficulty with rapid change of motion

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7
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What is poor bilateral motor coordination?

A

inability to perform movements using both sides of the body

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8
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What are associated reactions or synkinesis?

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Involuntary movement in one part when another part is moved

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9
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What is Dynamic Systems Theory?

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Suggests that interaction among systems is essential to adaptive control of movement (Person, Task, Environment)

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10
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What is Ecological Theory?

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Emphasizes the interaction between the person and the environment.

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What is error-based learning?

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Making errors or mistakes and self correcting helps with learning

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12
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What is transfer of learning?

A

applying learning to new situations or generalizing to a natural context

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13
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Examples of Grading and Adapting

A

Simple vs. Complex
Single Step vs. Multi Step
Discrete vs Continuous
Unimanual vs. Bimanual
Stationary vs. Moving

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14
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What are the two practice types of motor development?

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Whole Practice: Better for simple skills
Part Practice: Better for complex skills, natural units

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15
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What is blocked practice or massed practice?

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Child practices one skill by repeating similar movements over and over

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16
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When is blocked practice not recommended?

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-Not best for novel or complex task
-Less transfer of learning (generalization)
-Not as motivating

17
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What is distributed practice?

A

Child practices skill in a variety of ways by repetition of different but related skills

18
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What is variable practice?

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Random - practices actual task in natural context vs. repeating one pattern of movement

19
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What type of practice is considered BEST for transfer of learning?

A

Variable Practice

20
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What is mental practice?

A

Preparing mentally to perform a task