True
False
Discrete motor skill
Fine motor skill
Gross motor skill
Open motor skill
Motor ability is a personal characteristic; skill is a task
Motor ability is temporary; skill is enduring
Not everyone has skill, but everyone has some motor ability
Skill is temporary; motor ability is enduring
They mean the same thing
Independent motor abilities
Moderately related motor abilities
Highly related motor abilities
None of these
Self-paced motor skill
Stationary motor skill
Closed motor skill
Open motor skill
Simple RT
Discrimination RT
Choice RT
Serial RT
Warning signal and stimulus signal
Stimulus signal and the completion of the response
Stimulus signal and initiation of the response
Warning signal and the initiation of the response
Performance production
Duration
Reaction time
Variable time
Performance outcome
Possible causes of performance problems
Reaction time
Movement time
Coordination
Referee mistakes
Absolute error
Radar gun
Stopwatch
EMG
FMRI
High AE, Low CE, High VE
Low AE, High CE, Low VE
High AE, High CE, Low VE
Low AE, Low CE, High VE
Axon
Dendrite
Synapse
Myelin
Basal ganglia
Cerebellum
Cerebral cortex
Diencephalons
Sensory cortex
Association cortex
Motor cortex
Sensorimotor complex
Premotor area
Parietal lobe
Supplementary motor area
Primary motor complex
Muscle fiber
Dendrite
Interneuron
Axon
Motorneuron
Open-loop system involves feedback; the closed-loop system does not.
Closed-loop system involves movement commands; the open-loop system doesn't
Open-loop system involves movement commands; the closed-loop system doesn't
Closed-loop system involves feedback; the open-loop system does not.
Dynamic pattern theories
Motor program theories
Chaos theories
All of these
Using either hand to reach for and grasp an object
Hitting a golf ball and hitting a pitched baseball
Throwing a ball overhand and underhand
Walking and running
True
False
Act according to motor program commands
Receive commands from a control executive
Self organize
Receive feedback as movement occurs
Between 100 and 160 msec
Between 500 and 560 msec
More than 1000 msec
No time is required; corrections are instantaneous
Central vision is more precise than peripheral vision
Binoculars improve vision at distances
Having two views aids depth perception
Two eyes are better than one
A and B
Just before the cursor reaches the icon
Just after the cursor reaches the icon
As soon as you initiate the cursor movement
At the same time as you reach the icon
Distance you are from the curb
Amount of time remaining to contact the curb
Width of the street
Height of the curb
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