Human Movement Exam 1 (part 2)

task 1: jumping jacks for 30 seconds; task 2: rest for 30 seconds (repeat)

In Schmidt's Schema Theory, emphasis is on an _____-loop control process.

Retreiving movement pattern from memory & adapting it in particular task or situation through generalized motor program.

task 1: put on shirt; task 2: put on socks; task 3: put on hat; task 4: put on shoes

Which is a limitation of Bernstein's Three-Stage Approach?

Discovery learning is more effective for long term memory and carry over; might not be as good initially.

Which are clinical implications of Bernstein's Three-Stage Approach?

task 1: put on and take of a shirt x3 trials; task 2: put on and take of a pair of pants x3 trials

Learner physically guided through task to be learned; most effective during skills acquisition phase.

In Gentile's Two-Stage Model, is it based on the goal of the therapist in each stage.

Complex activity of an individual directed at performing a behavioral task; recovery of function

What occurs in the later stage of Gentile's Two-Stage Model?

In Schmidts Schema recall schema is used to select specific set of responses & response schema is used to evaluate them

Schmidt's Schema Theory draws heavily on ecological theory of motor control.

task: 5 sit to stands from 1 chair

When a function is not lost despite a brain injury

How are number of sessions with a client determined?

Which is stage TWO of Bernstein's Three-Stage Approach?

In Schmidt's Schema Theory after a movement is made, what elements are avaliable for short-term memory storage?

What is stage ONE of Fitts and Posner's Three-Stage Model?

Which are limitation's of Schmidt's Schema Theory?

task 1: one sit to stand from chair; task 2: one sit to stand from stool; task 3: one sit to stand from bed or mat

Motor function includes....

Which does NOT occur in stage ONE (initial stage) of Gentile's Two-Stage Model?

In Schmidt's Schema Theory, information is stored as what two schemas?

What occurs during stage TWO (associative phase) in Fitts and Posner's Three-Stage Model?

It is important to take a client's ____, ______ and ______ into account when it comes to recovery of motor function.

What occurs during the Autonomous stage of Fitts and Posner's Three-Stage Model?

Stages of Bernstein's Three-Stage Approach

Stage THREE of Bernstein's Three-Stage Approach is the Expert stage where all degrees of freedom are released.

Which is a clinical implication of Schmidt's Schema Theory?

Recovery can be spontaneous or forced.

Which is NOT a clinical implication in Fitts and Posner's Three-Stage Model?

Factors affecting recovery of function.

Which are the stages of Gentile's Two-Stage Model?

Which occurs during the cognitive stage of Fitts and Posner's Three-Stage Model?

Repeating same task over and over for a certain amount of trials.

task 1: jumping jacks for 30 seconds; task 2: rest for 10 seconds...repeat