technics of body expression

The body image is studied by :  

• neurology

• anatomy

• pharmacology

• psychoanalysis

The body schema is formed throughout childhood à 11 years, it depends on:

• ·         The tonic regulation

• ·         The maturation of the Nervous System

• ·         The body schema

• ·         The laterality

    The Extensibility test is used to evaluate :  

• the tone of action

• the basic tone

• the postural tone

• the tonic regulation

  The body schema can be solid or destroyed, desired or rejected, it is linked to the test of narcissism and relational life, it depends on:

• ·         The formation of jealousy

• ·         Everyday life experiences

• ·         Relation with others and their quality

• ·         Confrontation and problems

   The finger test is used to detect :  

• ·         A dyschronometry

• ·         imitation syncinesies

• ·         lack of Push resistance

• ·         a possible dysmetrie

the compensatory adjustments of the posture have a dual objective:  

• ·         Maintain balance and stabilize the position given to the body parts  

• ·         Accelerate the speed of the fall and leave damage in the body

• ·         Precede and compensate in advance the postural disturbances

• ·         Limit factors of lack of coordination

 

1-      Briefly present the difference between the three components listed below that summarize the spatial domain:

• 1- Spatial structuration is the ability to...

• 2- Spatial organization...

• 3- Spatial orientation...

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Spatial perception requires gradual development during childhood. From 12 to 24 months, it is characterized by:

• ·         Lack of coordination between sensory spaces.

• ·         Lack of object permanence.

• ·         Lack of perceptual consistency of shapes or sizes.

• ·         Relation between objects through movements, positions, container-content relationships, and rotations.

  At the age of 5-7, the child is able to:

• ·         Understand the concepts of right and left regarding their own body

• ·         Understand the concepts of right and left regarding others (concept of reversibility)

• ·         Understand the concepts of right and left regarding objects à mental rotation and reversibility

• ·         Understand basic spatial concepts

 In the temporal experience what does “a structure” mean?

• ·         Dimension that gives the rhythmic structure its identity

• ·         An ordered sequence or grouping of stimuli is heard

• ·         Regular repetition of the basic rhythmic structure 

• ·         Classification of successive events of a given period of time