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©BRIGHTSTARS 2025 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 1:26 PM A+ 1 | P a g e HKR 3300 Exam Questions And Answers |Latest 2025 | Guaranteed Pass. Motor skills - Answerrequire body head, and/or limb movement to achieve its goal motor learning - Answerinvolves study of acquisition of new skills, performance enhancement of well-learned skills, reacquisition of skills following injury disease, etc motor control - Answerhow the neuromuscular system functions to enable coordinated movement motor development - Answerhuman development from infancy to old age what factors influence motor skill learning and performance? - Answeryour own abilities, environment skills - Answertasks or activities that have specific goals to achieve (action goals) actions - Answersynonymous with the term "motor skills" characteristics of motor skills and actions - Answer- goal to achieve -voluntary ©BRIGHTSTARS 2025 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 1:26 PM A+ 2 | P a g e -requires body movement movements - Answerbehavioural characteristics of a specific limb or a combination of limbs Why distinguish movements from skills and actions? - Answer- People initially learn to achieve action goals - People use a variety of movement characteristics to achieve the same action goal - People use different types of measures to evaluate actions and movements Why classify motor skills? - Answer-Provides basis for identifying similarities/differences among skills -Provides basis for developing principles related to performing and learning motor skills One-Dimension Classification Systems - Answerare based on one common skill characteristic that identifies similarities among skills, and are divided into two categories gross motor skill - Answerrequire the use of large musculature to achieve the goal of the skills fine motor skill - Answerrequire control of a small muscles to achieve the goal of a skill Discrete motor skills - Answerspecified beginning and end points, usually require a simple movement continous motor skill - AnswerA motor skill with arbitrary movement beginning and end points. These skills usually involve repetitive movements. ©BRIGHTSTARS 2025 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 1:26 PM A+ 3 | P a g e serial motor skills - Answerinvolve a continuous series of discrete skills (like shifting gears in a car) environmental context - Answerthe physical location/ setting in which a skill is performed features of environmental context - Answer-supporting surface -objects -other people closed motor skills - Answerinvolve a stationary supporting surface, object, and/or other people; performer determines when to begin the action open motor skill - Answerinvolve supporting surface, object, and/or other people in motion two dimensions of the taxonomy - Answer-environmental context - function of the action regulatory conditions - Answercharacteristics of environment that control the movement characteristics of an action intertrial variability - Answerwhether the regulatory conditions are the same or different from one performance attempt to another (will it be the same every time) environmental context characteristics - Answer-regulatory conditions - intertrial variability function of the action cha

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HKR 3300 Exam Questions And Answers
|Latest 2025 | Guaranteed Pass.



Motor skills - Answer✔require body head, and/or limb movement to achieve its goal



motor learning - Answer✔involves study of acquisition of new skills, performance enhancement
of well-learned skills, reacquisition of skills following injury disease, etc



motor control - Answer✔how the neuromuscular system functions to enable coordinated
movement



motor development - Answer✔human development from infancy to old age



what factors influence motor skill learning and performance? - Answer✔your own abilities,
environment



skills - Answer✔tasks or activities that have specific goals to achieve (action goals)



actions - Answer✔synonymous with the term "motor skills"



characteristics of motor skills and actions - Answer✔- goal to achieve

-voluntary

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-requires body movement



movements - Answer✔behavioural characteristics of a specific limb or a combination of limbs



Why distinguish movements from skills and actions? - Answer✔- People initially learn to
achieve action goals

- People use a variety of movement characteristics to achieve the same action goal

- People use different types of measures to evaluate actions and movements



Why classify motor skills? - Answer✔-Provides basis for identifying similarities/differences
among skills



-Provides basis for developing principles related to performing and learning motor skills



One-Dimension Classification Systems - Answer✔are based on one common skill characteristic
that identifies similarities among skills, and are divided into two categories



gross motor skill - Answer✔require the use of large musculature to achieve the goal of the skills



fine motor skill - Answer✔require control of a small muscles to achieve the goal of a skill



Discrete motor skills - Answer✔specified beginning and end points, usually require a simple
movement



continous motor skill - Answer✔A motor skill with arbitrary movement beginning and end
points. These skills usually involve repetitive movements.




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serial motor skills - Answer✔involve a continuous series of discrete skills (like shifting gears in a
car)



environmental context - Answer✔the physical location/ setting in which a skill is performed



features of environmental context - Answer✔-supporting surface

-objects

-other people



closed motor skills - Answer✔involve a stationary supporting surface, object, and/or other
people; performer determines when to begin the action



open motor skill - Answer✔involve supporting surface, object, and/or other people in motion



two dimensions of the taxonomy - Answer✔-environmental context

- function of the action



regulatory conditions - Answer✔characteristics of environment that control the movement
characteristics of an action



intertrial variability - Answer✔whether the regulatory conditions are the same or different from
one performance attempt to another (will it be the same every time)



environmental context characteristics - Answer✔-regulatory conditions

- intertrial variability



function of the action characteristics - Answer✔- body orientation


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