KIN366 Exam 1 Review

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Features of the environmental context that indirectly influence how motor skills are performed are referred to as:

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Non-regulatory conditions

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Specific factors that influence performance are referred to as:

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constraints

Front

The main difference between discrete motor skills and continuous motor skills is:

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Discrete motor skills have a clear beginning and end, while continuous motor skills do not.

Front

__________ are preferred behavioral states.

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attractors

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According to OPTIMAL theory, which three characteristics influence the motor control and learning processes? Options: Repetition, internal focus, and feedback; Autonomy, enhanced expectancies, and external focus; Motivation, practice variability, and goal setting; Attention, memory, and reaction time.

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Autonomy, enhanced expectancies, and external focus

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__________ and _________ compose a motor skill’s Response time.

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Reaction time and movement time

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When measuring 1-D absolute error is an index of performance __________, constant error is a measure of performance ________, and variable error is a measure of performance _____________?

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accuracy, bias, consistency

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Motor skills that involve the sequential completion of several discrete motor skills are:

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Serial motor skills

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Gentiles Taxonomy considers both the __________ and __________ of a motor skill.

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environmental context; function of the action

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Performance outcomes measures are differentiated from performance production measures by:

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focusing on the result of a skill rather than the process used to perform it.