KPER 1200 FINAL UPDATED COMPLETE
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS FULL
SOLUTION REVIEW MATERIAL
●● Motor Control
Answer: The performance of the skill
●● Motor Learning
Answer: A change in the capability of a person to perform a skill that
must be inferred from a relatively permanent improvement in
performance as a result of practice or experience
●● Reflexive Movements
Answer: Spontaneous movements
●● Postural Reactions
Answer: Learned and reflexive
●● Skilled Movements
Answer: More than just movements
●● Motor Skill
,Answer: The ability to bring about some end result with maximum
certainty and minimum outlay of energy, or of time and energy
●● Gross Motor Skills
Answer: Large muscle groups
●● Fine Motor Skills
Answer: Small muscle groups
●● Open Skill
Answer: Respond to our environment
●● Closed Environment
Answer: We get to choose when we respond
●● Discrete Skill
Answer: Requires a distinct, precise action
●● Serial Skill
Answer: A series of discrete actions
●● Continuous Skill
,Answer: Occurs over time
●● Absolute Error
Answer: Only concerned with the magnitude of the error
●● Constant Error
Answer: Performance bias
●● Variable Error
Answer: Performance consistency
●● Root Mean Square Error
Answer: Error between desired pathway and actual pathway
●● Information Processing Approach
Answer: We have a variety of inputs
●● Reaction Time
Answer: The time it takes us to begin moving
●● Stimulus Identification
Answer: First stage of reaction time
, ●● Response Selection
Answer: Second stage of reaction time
●● Movement Programming Stage
Answer: Send the plan from the CNS to the muscles to execute the
movement
●● Movement Time
Answer: The time it takes you to move
●● Response Time
Answer: How long does it take for you to initiate and perform your
movement
●● Hick's Law
Answer: Reaction Time (RT) = a + b(log2(N))
●● Simple RT
Answer: One stimulus and one response
●● Discrimination RT
Answer: Aka "Go - No Go"
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS FULL
SOLUTION REVIEW MATERIAL
●● Motor Control
Answer: The performance of the skill
●● Motor Learning
Answer: A change in the capability of a person to perform a skill that
must be inferred from a relatively permanent improvement in
performance as a result of practice or experience
●● Reflexive Movements
Answer: Spontaneous movements
●● Postural Reactions
Answer: Learned and reflexive
●● Skilled Movements
Answer: More than just movements
●● Motor Skill
,Answer: The ability to bring about some end result with maximum
certainty and minimum outlay of energy, or of time and energy
●● Gross Motor Skills
Answer: Large muscle groups
●● Fine Motor Skills
Answer: Small muscle groups
●● Open Skill
Answer: Respond to our environment
●● Closed Environment
Answer: We get to choose when we respond
●● Discrete Skill
Answer: Requires a distinct, precise action
●● Serial Skill
Answer: A series of discrete actions
●● Continuous Skill
,Answer: Occurs over time
●● Absolute Error
Answer: Only concerned with the magnitude of the error
●● Constant Error
Answer: Performance bias
●● Variable Error
Answer: Performance consistency
●● Root Mean Square Error
Answer: Error between desired pathway and actual pathway
●● Information Processing Approach
Answer: We have a variety of inputs
●● Reaction Time
Answer: The time it takes us to begin moving
●● Stimulus Identification
Answer: First stage of reaction time
, ●● Response Selection
Answer: Second stage of reaction time
●● Movement Programming Stage
Answer: Send the plan from the CNS to the muscles to execute the
movement
●● Movement Time
Answer: The time it takes you to move
●● Response Time
Answer: How long does it take for you to initiate and perform your
movement
●● Hick's Law
Answer: Reaction Time (RT) = a + b(log2(N))
●● Simple RT
Answer: One stimulus and one response
●● Discrimination RT
Answer: Aka "Go - No Go"
