Motor Learning And Control Flashcards
Physiological motor behavior
Motor control (neuromuscular control)
Emphasizes brain’s role in acquiring, planning, initiating, and modifying movement skills
Motor learning (behavioral)
Motor skills (5 things)
Goal oriented Body and/or limb movements Voluntary Developed as a result of practice May be learned, recalled, relearned, modified
Learning
Goal oriented skill that one can get better via practice or experience
Forming neural connections to form memories/skills
Stimulates change in the brain
Error
Growth in motor behavior
Motor development
Interaction of what 3 elements create movement
Task, person, environment
Young/middle aged show _________ magnitude plasticity than > 60 years of age
Greater
What is the greatest modality to promote beneficial neuropathic change with movement dysfunction is
Physical Activity
Future success in a specific skill can be easily predicted.
F
The higher the level of mental arousal, the better the performance
F
Unless a learner displays some overt changes in performance, he or she is no longer learning
F
Not all learners are motivated to learn the skills presented to them
T
Experts are always the most effective instructors
F
In order for an observer to learn a movement, the demonstration must be performed corrctly
F
