WorksheetsApplied Motor Control and Learning (Midterm)
Total questions: 27
Worksheet time: 1hrs 1mins
In Motor Control Theories, who is the author of Reflex Theory?
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In Motor Control Theories, who is the author of Hierarchical Theory?
(a)
In Motor Control Theories, who is the author of Dynamical Systems Theory?
(a)
In Motor Learning Theories, who is the author of
Closed Loop Theory?
(a)
In Motor Learning Theories, who is the author of
Ecological Theory?
(a)
A movement that includes huge muscle coordination.
(a)
A type of practice were learning the skill as one element it is the point at which the whole movement is polished through and through.
(a)
A type of practice were learning the skill by division of elements or individual skill teaching, it is the point at which the movement is divided and explicit territories are focused on during training.
(a)
What are the skills that require the whole body to move from one place to another?
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What are the skills that are performed on the same spot or the same area only?
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What stage of learning that characterized- movements are somehow slow, inconsistent and inefficient?
Cognitive
Associative
Autonomous
Distributed
What stage of learning that characterized- movements are more fluid, reliable and efficient?
Associative
Cognitive
Autonomous
Distributed
What stage of learning that characterized- movements are highly accurate, consistent and efficient?
Associative
Cognitive
Autonomous
Distributed
What types of practice where the techniques of practice are separated into various short meetings, over a significant period?
Associative
Cognitive
Autonomous
Distributed
Bending, Twisting, and Stretching are examples of what skills/ movements?
Locomotor Skill
Non- Locomotor Skills
Closed Skills
Serial Skills
Kicking a ball, Shut put, Discus or Javelin throw are examples of what skills/ movements?
Locomotor Skill
Non- Locomotor Skills
Closed Skills
Serial Skills
Swimming, Jogging, Skipping and Walking are examples of what skills/ movements?
Locomotor Skill
Continous Skills
Closed Skills
Serial Skills
This refers to physical exertion in which the same posture or position is held throughout the exertion.
Static Postures
Standing Posture
Dynamic posture
Lying Posture
This referred to as orthostatic posture.
Static Postures
Standing Posture
Dynamic posture
Lying Posture
This referred to as the simply position the body is in at any moment during a movement pattern.
Static Postures
Standing Posture
Dynamic posture
Lying Posture
ESSAY: (5points)
Explain the Characteristics of Motor Learning:
1. Motor learning is relatively permanent
ESSAY: (5points)
Explain the Characteristics of Motor Learning:
2. Motor learning is a set of processes
ESSAY: (5points)
Explain the Characteristics of Motor Learning:
3. Motor Leaning is an internal process
ESSAY: (5points)
Explain the Characteristics of Motor Learning:
4. Motor learning is to form motor habits
ESSAY: (5points)
Explain the Characteristics of Motor Learning:
5. Motor learning is not a value that can be negative
Essay: (5 Points)
What are the advantages of good posture and the disadvantages of bad posture?
BONUS QUESTION!
What is my Full Name?
Including my Middle Initial/ Middle Name.
(a)
