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Terms in this set (85)The duration of the "quiet eye" period tends to be __________ in elite performers compared to sub-elite performers. A. Ericsson and colleagues refer to the type of practice that is
essential for the attainment of expertise as: B Performing the same skill one week after practice is required for this learning assessment: D A
researcher from the area of __________ would be interested in how massed versus distributed practice influences the acquisition of a skill. B Demonstration should be the preferred method of providing information about how to perform a motor skill. False The triple jump is a track and field event that requires a performer to run down a runway and then to perform a hop, skip, and jump sequence. The hop, skip, and jump portion of the skill is an example of (an): D A researcher discovers that compared to controls, elite gymnasts
have lower resting-state intra-network functional connectivity in the basal ganglia, the anterior default mode network and the left and right frontoparietal networks. Which of the following explains this observation? B The degrees
of freedom problem, which the nervous system must solve so that a person can achieve the action goal of a complex motor skill, involves determining: C A basketball player is very nervous about her upcoming game and to try to calm her nerves is visualizing her previous game where she scored many points. What system of long-term memory is being accessed? C Research has shown that to achieve the best learning of skills that require both speed and accuracy, the
initial verbal instructions should emphasize: D Which of the following provides support for the motor control explanation for bilateral transfer? A Which of the following has the highest degree of stimulus-response compatibility? Three response buttons are located on a table top; three stimulus lights are located: C When a person learning handwriting moves the three arm segments as if two of the segments were one, this person demonstrates an early learning characteristic known as: C Consider the following performance situation: You are a basketball player guarding an opponent who has the ball. You know that about 80% of the time in this situation the player will move to your right and take a shot. So, you prepare to move in that direction. But, unexpectedly the player moves to your left. Which of the following
describes your RT in this situation? C A beginner can benefit from observing another beginner practice a
skill especially when the observer can: C How would a researcher determine consistency for a
performance curve graph that presented kinematic data (e.g., displacement) over blocks of multiple trials? B One reason open motor skills are considered more difficult to perform is. B Because we can write our signature relatively legibly
with a pen held by either hand, either foot, or even by our teeth, researchers often describe handwriting as a good example of Bernstein's concept of motor: B Kinematics studies how force influences motion. False The research procedure most
commonly used to investigate attention-limit issues for motor skill learning and performance is known as the: C As a person learns a new skill the attention demanded by the skill will:
A An important difference between the open- and closed-loop control systems is that the: D Research has shown that when individuals observe movement with the intent to imagine themselves imitating the motions, activity can be detected via fMRI in which brain region? A Research suggests that reaction time (RT) and movement time (MT) are: A From the dynamical systems perspective, the tendency for the two arms to prefer to move in tight spatial and temporal synchrony is the result of: D Fitts' Law specifies that performance will show a speed-accuracy trade-off in a rapid manual aiming task according to the relationship between which two characteristics of the task? A A theory of attention capacity that
argues against a central capacity limit is the: D When you walk across a street, the optical variable tau influences the initiation of your leg movement to step up onto the curb on the basis of the: A One of the reasons for negative transfer is the initial cognitive confusion that occurs when a person must make a different movement in a familiar environmental context. True An experimental participant is attempting to learn a certain pattern with a computer cursor that
requires a movement contrary to the participant's preferred movement. What performance pattern should be seen as the participant shifts from the preferred to the goal movement pattern? D Degree of positive transfer is related to the: D Which of the following describes the results of research on the use of verbal instructions that direct attention to specific movement components of a skill? The instructions: C A key term in the definition of learning refers to the potential for a person to perform a skill at a higher level than performed before beginning to practice the skill is B If you have to hit a large target or a small target as rapidly as possible after an auditory signal, your reaction time would be: B In addition to Baddeley's three subsystems of working memory, researchers believe that there may be a fourth
subsystem called the motor store. True The transfer-appropriate-processing theory suggests that positive transfer is due to similarity of the: A Kahneman's model of attention proposes that the mental resources needed to perform activities must come from one central pool that can vary in its capacity. True Research has shown that the relationship between eye movement recordings and visual attention is that eye movement recordings: A The cognitive explanation for bilateral transfer proposes that bilateral transfer occurs because the required: C The process of directing visual attention to locate relevant environmental context cues is known as visual: A An important performance characteristic often associated with learning is that the person becomes increasingly more
capable of adapting performance of the skill to new performance contexts and situations. True Learning the following skills will benefit more from viewing a skilled demonstration than from verbal instructions A A blindfolded man is unable to sense and perceive information about the position and movement of his head. What aspect of motor control is he most likely having issues with? D According to Gentile,
diversification is necessary for the later stages of learning open skills because one must be able to quickly adapt to the changing regulatory conditions of the skill. True In addition to serving as a temporary storage system, working memory also serves as a: B For which reason(s) might a performance plateau occur? D A yoga
student is struggling with a certain pose. What should the instructor NOT do? C If you are asked to demonstrate how you tie your shoes, you would base your demonstration on knowledge stored in long-term memory in the: A Attention focused on one's own movements typically leads to better skill performance than attention focused on the intended outcome of the skill. False Bilateral transfer can be related to the concept of the generalized
motor program (GMP) because muscle selection in performing a skill is: A If a person were blindfolded while writing a sentence, their words would not be spatially arranged on a horizontal line, but the person would still maintain an
accurate handwriting pattern. False If you move your two arms forward and backward several times at the same time, the phase relationship between them is 0 degrees. True Which of the following is an example of retroactive negative transfer? D An example of an invariant feature in Schmidt's generalized motor program (GMP) would be: D Returning a serve in tennis is an example of which of the following types of motor skills? D A ___________ curve shows larger increases in
performance during early practice trials than in later trials. C Which of the following skills would be under closed-loop control? A
What are components of the environmental context? D Hick's Law states that reaction time (RT) will increase logarithmically as the: D Research has shown that the relationship between eye movement recordings and visual attention is that eye movement recordings: D The sensory-perceptual information that is a natural part of performing a skill is known as: D A KP statement that simply describes the error the performer has made is
referred to as: D Experimental evidence shows that, compared to qualitative KR, quantitative KR leads to: B One activity shown to actually benefit skill learning when it occurs in the KR-delay interval is: B When augmented feedback serves to encourage a person to continue striving to achieve a performance goal, augmented feedback functions as: B According to Gentile, variable practice experiences for
closed skills that involve intertribal variability should focus on varying: B Home field advantage" can be explained in part by what we know
about incidental learning as it relates to the environmental context. True Regulatory conditions in a motor skill performance situation include: D A
limitation of the contextual interference effect is that it has been demonstrated in laboratory conditions but not in conditions outside the laboratory False Research suggests that blocked practice consistently leads to poor performance: A Research has shown that the overlearning strategy benefits the learning of all types of motor skills. False A limitation of research investigating massed vs. distributed practice is: D An individual is learning a new continuous motor skill. What type of practice distribution should they follow for the length and frequency of their practice sessions and the intertrial intervals within a practice session (respectively)? C Practice schedule A involves two 1-hour practice sessions on each of three days, while schedule B involves one 1-hour practice session on each of six days. In this scenario, schedule A would be referred to as: A Although research supports overlearning as
an effective practice strategy for learning motor skills, it is important to remember that the amount of practice is: C A basketball player is learning how to
dribble and block an opponent at the same time, an asymmetrical bimanual skill. The best way to practice this skill would be through using a fractionization technique True A physical therapist is helping a patient who recently had their leg amputated to walk with a prosthesis. To help the patient, the physical therapist is using a body-weight support system. The therapist is using what
simplification strategy? A An important benefit of the progressive-part practice method is that it: D The part practice strategy that seems especially applicable to helping a person learn an asymmetric bimanual coordination skill is the ________ method. Fractionization If a motor skill should not be physically separated for part-practice, an alternative part-practice strategy for learners is
to: A Imagery that involves feeling the movements of a skill is known as ________ imagery. Kinesthetic In an experiment that compares combination mental-physical practice to all-mental practice, all-physical practice, and a no practice conditions, results show that participants in the combination mental-physical practice condition learn the skill: D esearch has shown that mental practice is effective as a performance preparation strategy but not as an aid to learning a new motor skill. False Of the two types of imagery that have been categorized, the one that involves people experiencing the sensations that could be expected in an actual performance situation is called ________ imagery. Internal A person who visually imagines himself or herself performing a skill from the perspective of an observer performs this type of mental practice: D Sets found in the same foldermotor control and learning exam 1162 terms noahhhb11Plus Exam 1 Quiz Questions w/answers25 terms Liam_ton11 Other sets by this creatorexam 3 mcl80 terms Kyle_callahan460 exam 3 quizes MC20 terms Kyle_callahan460 motor control quizes for exam 225 terms Kyle_callahan460 Exam 1 Motor Control50 terms Kyle_callahan460 Verified questions
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