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What is Perceptual Motor Learning?
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The process of acquisition of skilled movements from practice.
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What is Perceptual Motor Control?
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The understanding of neural, physical, and behavioral aspects of movement. The process of initiation and control via sensory feedback.
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What is learning?
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Increased capability to perform a skill. Determined by pre/post tests, efficiency, verbal understanding, cognition.
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Motor skills
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Activities of tasks that require voluntary movement to achieve a specific goal. Indicates quality of performance. Movements are simply behavioral characteristics of limbs(components of motor skill)
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One Dimension Categories of motor skills
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Fine vs. Gross (muscle size)
Discrete, Continuous, Serial (defined by start and finish) Open vs. Closed (is person in control, or have to adjust to environ?) |
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What is Perceptual Motor Learning?
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The process of acquisition of skilled movements from practice.
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What is Perceptual Motor Control?
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The understanding of neural, physical, and behavioral aspects of movement. The process of initiation and control via sensory feedback.
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What is learning?
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Increased capability to perform a skill. Determined by pre/post tests, efficiency, verbal understanding, cognition.
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Motor skills
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Activities of tasks that require voluntary movement to achieve a specific goal. Indicates quality of performance. Movements are simply behavioral characteristics of limbs(components of motor skill)
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One Dimension Categories of motor skills
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Fine vs. Gross (muscle size)
Discrete, Continuous, Serial (defined by start and finish) Open vs. Closed (is person in control, or have to adjust to environ?) |
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Gentile's 2D Taxonomy
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1. Environmental a. regulatory conditions stationary or in motion b. inter-trial variation absent or present 2. Action Function a. body orientation, stability or transport b. object manipulation absent or present
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Scientific Measurement
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1. Problem? 2. Define observable DV 3. Make design under conditions of IV in which DV occurs 4. Observe, Record 5. Inferences about ML
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Doctrine of Disproof
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1. Alt Hyp 2. Experiments w/ alt outcomes 3. Unambiguous results 4. Repeat
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Hypotheses
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Alternative: different from what you expect, Null: no significant difference between two groups
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