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Retroactive Learning
When the relearning of a previously learned skill is impaired by the learning of a new skill
How do we measure movement?
Two approaches:
-Process Oriented approach
-Product Oriented approach
Process Oriented approach
Concerned with the dynamic charecteristics of movement, not just outcome.
Product Oriented approach
Concerned with the end result of the movement
What is Motor Behavior?
a discipline of study that encompasses the subdisciplines of motor development, motor learning, and motor control
Growth
Quantitative structural changes that occur with age
Maturation
Qualitative funtional changes that occur with age
Development
Refers to the progressions and regressions that occur throughout the lifespan
Abilty
a genetic trait that is inherited
Skill
a voluntary movement that is focused on a goal; acquired through practice and learning
Motor Performance
a motor skill or action that is observable and measurable
Learning
An internal phenomenon that is not directly observable; Inferred from watching the stabilty of performance over time
Arousal
the level of excitement of a person's central nervous system
Anxiety
Deals with how a person interprets a situation and emotions with that situation
Types of sensory information
-Interoceptors

-Exteroreceptors
Interoceptors
internal recptors within the body
Exteroreceptors
-Provide information about the external world
-Audition (Auditory)
-Vision (most powerful sense)
Depolarization
occurs when an electrical is at a critical threshold, causes the sodium ions on the outside to permeate the membrane on the inside
Repolarization
occurs when the sodium-potassium transports the sodium ions to the outside back to it original sate
Neuron
(parts of a nueron)
-Axon
-Dendrites
-pass messages from one part of the body to another
Axon- takes info away from the cell body
Dendrite- takes info toward the cell body