WAK

Question 1

Another name for rhythmical stereotypes:

Answer 1

spontaneous movements

Question 2

Why are fundamental movement skills important:

Answer 2

Building blocks to complex skills

Question 3

What is the significance of reaching and grasping:

Answer 3

both perceptual and motor control components

Question 4

Fundamental movement skills:

Answer 4

stability, locomotor, manipulative

Question 5

Children move through relatively invariant stages of development for the entire body:

Answer 5

Whole body approach

Question 6

A closed skill with high intertrial variability:

Answer 6

Golf

Question 7

When should demonstrations modeling:

Answer 7

Cognitive Stage

Question 8

Hypertensive individuals should avoid:

Answer 8

High-Intensity Excercise

Question 9

Biological developmental factors do not seem to affect which type of skills:

Answer 9

Higher Cognitive

Question 10

Adults as they age their movement and range of motion is reduced:

Answer 10

Changes in their organismic constraints

Question 11

Factors that cause a decrease in gait speed in older adults:

Answer 11

Decreased step length, increased double support time, flat-footed

Question 12

Characteristics of Motor Learning:

Answer 12

Occurs as a direct result of practice, relatively permanent changes in.

Question 13

Example of a closed serial motor skill:

Answer 13

Gymnastics Vault

Question 14

Locomotor skills cannot be developed without:

Answer 14

Stability

Question 15

Faking out an opponent is effective due to:

Answer 15

the psychological Refractory period

Question 16

Attention mechanisms that each have limited capacity:

Answer 16

Multiple Resource

Question 17

The elements of the GMP that allow a goalie to kick the ball to different positions on the field:

Answer 17

Parameters

Question 18

Adjusting the size of an example of manipulating the ball to a smaller size :

Answer 18

Task constraint

Question 19

Invariant features:

Answer 19

Sequence of Actions, relative force, relative timing

Question 20

Motivation is what type of constraint:

Answer 20

Functional

Question 21

What is affordance:

Answer 21

The action possibilities of the environment and task about the perceiver’s abilities

Question 22

What is not effective in developing strong and thicker bones:

Answer 22

Swimming

Question 23

Ways to measure improvement in movement skills:

Answer 23

Quality and quantity

Question 24

Decreased ability to adapt to light changes is an example of:

Answer 24

Functional age-related change

Question 25

What happens during Psoner’s autonomous stage:

Answer 25

Attention is reallocated to strategic decision-making

Question 26

What is the compensation period in the mountain of motor learning:

Answer 26

an adaptation to the environment as a result of an injury or due to declines results from aging

Question 27

A fear of falling can cause older adults to:

Answer 27

Walk with more time in a double stance

Question 28

An example of high transfer based on the identical elements theory is:

Answer 28

racquetball and tennis

Question 29

Different sticks for lax used for men and women is an example of:

Answer 29

A secondary rule
The primary rule would be the rules of the game

Question 30

In the early stages of skill acquisition, a learner:

Answer 30

freezes the degrees of freedom (limbs)