MOVEMENT SCIENCE FINAL EXAM REVIEW QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS, RATED A+[LATEST EXAM UPDATES]

MOVEMENT SCIENCE FINAL EXAM REVIEW QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS, RATED A+ What is motor control? - -Ability to regulate movement mechanisms. What does motor control involve? - -Coordinating muscle actions, sensory systems, and cognitive functions. What does motor control focus on? - -Controlling acquired movement. What is motor learning? - -Processes associated with practice or experience leading to permanent changes in responding. What does motor learning focus on? - -Acquiring or modifying skilled actions. What are the different forms of learning? - -Declarative (explicit), Nondeclarative (implicit), Nonassociative, Associative. What is declarative learning? - -Consciously recalling knowledge. What does declarative learning involve? - -Association of information related to people, things, places, and their meanings. What is nondeclarative learning? - -Unconscious learning of skills and habits. What is nonassociative learning? - -Learning about stimuli properties due to repeated exposure. What is habituation? - -Decrease in responsiveness due to repeated exposure to non-painful stimuli. What is an example of habituation? - -Vertigo decreasing over time with repeate