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Question 1

Most visual functions are adult like by the age of….

Answer 1

12

Question 2

What is Clearness of Vision

Answer 2

Visual Acuity

Question 3

no depth perception younger than how mnay months

(Visual Cliff)

Answer 3

6

Question 4

where are receptors located?

Answer 4

Skin
Under the Foot

Question 5

Discrimination or Memory? which one is first

Answer 5

Discriminate= first

Question 6

Spatial Awareness

Question 7

Optical illusions are

Intrasensory or Intersensory

Answer 7

Intersensory

Question 8

What experiment got babys to walk on a platform

Answer 8

Karon Adolph experiment

Question 9

What type of phenomenon is a social setting

Answer 9

Cocktail party phenomenon

Question 10

Example of Body Drag

Answer 10

Crawling

Question 11

• abdomen clear (stomach not touching floor) ex: crawling

Answer 11

Creeping

Question 12

What is the hardest action to do
Grasp/ Release/ Reach out

Answer 12

Releasing

Question 13

how many phases of manuel control are there?

Answer 13

4

Question 14

Direction is dictated by Biological or environment

Answer 14

Biological

Question 15

Strength is dictated by Biological or environment

Answer 15

environment

Question 16

When is the Sensitive Period

Answer 16

2-8 weeks or
1st Trimester

Question 17

Environmental agent that can cause birth defect or kill the fetus

Answer 17

Teratogen

Question 18

Low Birth Rate is less than how many pounds?

Answer 18

5.5

Question 19

What is the Growth Hormone

Answer 19

Pituitary Gland (PH)

Question 20

What does the Thyroid Release?

Answer 20

Thyroxine

Question 21

most important modalities for perceptual processing

Answer 21

Visual and Kinesthetic

Question 22

An objecr continues to exist when they are no longer in view

Answer 22

Visual Function/ Object Permananance

Question 23

Answer 23

A not B error

Question 24

Ability to distinguish an object from its surrounding back

Answer 24

Figure- Ground Perception

Question 25

Ability to judge distance of an object from the sheld

Answer 25

Depth Perception

Question 26

Environemnt that can be seen without a change in the fixation of the eye.

Answer 26

Field of Vision

Question 27

Awareness of movement and body position

Answer 27

Kinestheseis

Question 28

Which comes first? Discrimination or Memory?

Answer 28

Discrimination

Question 29

Ability to attend to relevant information

Answer 29

Selective Attention

Question 30

Limitations in the capacity to handle information from environment

Answer 30

Divided Attention

Question 31

# Recognition or Recall Noticing whether a stimulus is identical or similar to one previusly experience

Answer 31

Recognition

Question 32

# Recognition or Recall The more advanced form of memory, involves remembering a stimulus that isnt present

Answer 32

Recall

Question 33

# Early processing Abilities Reaction to stimulus declines

Answer 33

Habituation

Question 34

Basic Measure of processing Speed

Answer 34

Reaction Time (RT)

Question 35

# Hick's Law or Fitts Law Processing time increases as information load (complexity) increases RT

Answer 35

Hick's Law

Question 36

# Hick's Law or Fitts Law When performers attempt to do something more quickly, they typically do it less accurately (Speed- Accuracy Trade off)

Answer 36

Fitt's Law (Not fit to do it)

Question 37

# Schema Theory: GMP stands for

Answer 37

Generalized Motor Program -Formulate movement plans to help you have a desired action

Question 38

-Formulate movement plans to help you have a desired action Recall, Recognition, Motor Variability in practice promotes general

Answer 38

(GMP-Schema Theory)

Question 39

# Theories of Motor Control: Motor programs control groupings of muscles w/ associated joints Degrees of Freedom Synergies (muscle groupings) ## Footnote Coordinative Structures Dynamical Systems Neuronal Group Selection

Answer 39

Coordinative Structures

Question 40

# Lies under what model? You can either limit behavior, or faciliate behavior

Answer 40

Newells Constraint Model

Question 41

Processing Speed and Movement Time (As you get older its harder to do Complex tasks)

Answer 41

Psychomotor slowing

Question 42

# Voluntary or Involuntary Reflexes are

Answer 42

Involuntary

Question 43

Primitive Postural Locomotor are 3 types of what?

Answer 43

Reflexes

Question 44

# Primitive Primitive Postural Locomotor Crawling, Stepping, Swimming

Answer 44

Locomotor