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Characteristics of Motor Development
- Sequential
- Age-related
- Continuous
Motor Learning
Relatively permanent gains in motor skill capability associated with practice or experience
Motor Control
Neural, Physical, and behavioral aspects of movement
Constraints
Characteristics of the individual, environment or task that encourages some movements while discouraging others
Newell's Model of Constraints
Movements arise from the interaction of the ORGANISM, the ENVIRONMENT in which the movement occurs around the task to be undertaken
Individual Constraints
A person's unique physical and mental characteristics
- Structural Constraints
- Functional Constraints
Environmental Constraints
Outside the body; properties of the world around us
-Physical
-Sociocultural
Task Constraints
External to the Body
Rules specifically to tasks or skills
Rules guiding task performance
Equipment
Universality
Individuals in a species show great similarity in development
Variability: the individual differences exist