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Motor Control

Motor Control and Learning

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What is motor control? The ability to regulate or direct the mechanisms essential to movement
Coordinated muscle control results from? -Body awareness -Motor Planning -Sequencing of movement -GMC and FMC
What is the most important input for body awareness? Visual input
What is involved with praxis? -Ideation -Motor planning -Execution
What is FMC? Smaller muscles of the body working together
What is GMC? Large muscles of body working together
What are the 3 factors of motor control? -Individual -Task -Environment
What are the different types of tasks? -Grouped -Functional -Diagnosis -Base of Support -Manipulation
What is a grouped task? Bed mob, standing
What is a functional tasks? Discrete: recognizable beginning and end Continuous: Endpoint of task is decided by individual
What is therapeutic intervention? Directed at changing movement or increasing the capacity to move, improve the quality adn quantity fo posture and movements essential to function
What is motor learning a process of? Acquiring skilled action
What does motor learning result from? Experience or practice
Too much verbal input degrades what? Learning
Should we use a external or internal focus during motor learning for better outcomes? External
What is the most important aspects of motor learning? Repetition
What is non declarative memory? Implicit, reflexes, automatic learning
What falls under nondeclarative memory? -Habituation -Sensitization -Associative Learning -Procedural Learning
What is declarative memory? Facts and events, requires consciousness
What are the 4 motor learning strategies? -Use dependent learning -Strategy based learning -Error based learning -Reinforcement learning -Repetition
What is the number of reps needed for motor learning? 2000
Created by: jkranz93
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