Human Movement for Occupational Performance – Final Exam Graded A+

judgment - ANSWER-mentally examining options to form an opinion or belief. utilizes past experiences and knowledge to understand implications for one's decisions concept formation - ANSWER-the ability to organize information to develop ideas based on common qualities of objects or situations. -may involve linking information or sensory experiences to form an understanding of something that is not concrete metacognition - ANSWER-self-awareness. -awareness of one's own cognitive processes and the ability to manipulate and control one's own cognition executive functions - ANSWER-complex goal-directed behavior such as decision making, problem solving, abstract thinking, and mental flexibility -regularly utilized to complete IADLs that involve making decisions and problem solving praxis - ANSWER-the ability to carry out sequential movements, with correct timing and transitions between movements. (i.e. motor planning) - gaining praxis indicates that the movements are becoming move automatic, without needing to think about each step of the movement process (i.e. walking up the stairs is an automatic task as an adult but requires more motor planning as an infant) insight - ANSWER-relates to self-awareness and understanding of one's own strengths and weaknesses; important for making safe decisions and to correct errors when they are made primary cognitive operations - ANSWER-1) Orientation 2) Attention 3) Memory 4) Thought 5) Sequencing Complex Movements 6) Emotions 7) Experience of Self and Time 8) Global Mental Functions orientation - ANSWER-oriented to person, place, and thing Attention: -Sustained -Selective -Divided