Movement Science

What is the correct series for the stages of the Motor Learning Model?

T/F: Motor control is studying the nature of movement and how movement is controlled

What is the normal ventilation rate?

Definition: transfer of heat to moving air or water molecules

Which of these is NOT a part of the Individual Systems part of motor control

Which of these are factors that influence neural plasticity?

What are the two parts of the environmental constrains of motor control?

Which of the following is true about the Hierarchal theory of motor control

In which stage is the reference of correctness developed?

a central motor pattern may be activated by sensory stimuli or central processes

Which is feedback given only if performance falls outside a certain error range?

Neural Plasticity occurs all the time at what 2 levels?

Which of these regulate heat loss?

T/F: heat load in the for the circulatory system facilitates heat conservation

Which feedback is best for associate stage?

T/F: frequent extrinsic feedback may improve motor performance but can slow motor learning

T/F: regulatory features are things that may affect movement but does not shape movement

If ambient temp is greater than skin temp, you can't lose heat by which two methods?

Normal body temperature

Which of these control systems allows one to anticipate movement?

Systems Theory: movement emerges from interaction b/t individual, task, and environment

The amount of practice time in a trail is greater than the amount of rest between the trials

Def: post-synaptic neurons form more receptors and respond to less synaptic input

Which feedback is given during the task performance?

Which stage involves the automatic performance of a task?

Which is the 3rd step of the APTA's Patient Management Process?

3 parts of the reflex structure from the reflex theory

Standing up from sitting would be what kind of task?

Definition: Heat transfer from water that vaporizes from skin to air

Which is not a part of Fitts Law

Definition: an educated guess, possible explanation(s) of the cause of a patient's problem

Which stage involves developing an overall understanding of the task??

Intrinsic feedback: feedback available through ________?

What evaluates heat stress based on ambient air temps

Which of these feedbacks are best for cognitive stage?

Who came up with the Reflex theory of motor control?

Which one is not a way that the body regulates body temp?

What is the most important factor effecting evaporative heat loss?

Which of the following is not involved in the study of motor control

T/F: the brain and spinal cord are plastic and adaptable

Definition: loss or gain of heat by direct contact

What is true about what happens when relative humidity is high?

What is feedback after a set number of trials?

What takes humidity and air temp to measure potential heat sensation?

Which type of knowledge can be either concurrent or terminal feedback?

What is an example of a 'slow' neural lesion?