Module 4 - Theories and principles motor control

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Across
  1. 5. action at the knee which allows the centre of mass to continue horizontally during period of double support in walking
  2. 6. first stage of reaction time
  3. 8. Fitts law describes a ----------- accuracy trade-off
  4. 10. strategy used to move information from short-term to long-term memory
  5. 14. which stage of information-processing model is affected by the Stroop effect
  6. 16. loop control system where movements are structured in advance
  7. 17. increasing complexity of the movement response will increase the reaction time due to an increase in which stage
  8. 18. duration of short-term sensory store in seconds
  9. 19. control system that has comparator
  10. 20. swing phase of the movement expected to be consistent in expert performers when throwing or kicking or striking
  11. 22. duration of the short-term memory in seconds
  12. 23. the ability to recall only the first and last words in a list is referred to as a -------------- positioning effect
  13. 24. attentional limitation that prevents novices doing multiple tasks at the same time
  14. 26. factor that affects the allocation policy of attention
Down
  1. 1. three stage model where information from the environment is processed by a series of actions in the central nervous system
  2. 2. measurement of a single joint angle used to describe variability in a discrete task such as basketball free-throw
  3. 3. type of activity under closed-loop control
  4. 4. type of timing invariance that is expected within the generalised motor program of expert performers
  5. 7. human walking gait is described as an
  6. 9. an invariant feature of a generalised motor program ------------- of muscles
  7. 11. second stage of the executive function
  8. 12. running is modelled as a ----------------
  9. 13. required to extend the leg and generate the push off phase in walking
  10. 15. theory that suggested we were controlled by stimulus response relationship
  11. 19. a generalised motor program represents a -------------- of actions
  12. 21. time from stimulus presentation to response
  13. 25. Hicks law states that reaction time will increase at a constant amount with a --------------- of the number of stimuli