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Define motivation
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any influence that gives rise to performance.
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One principal reason an assistive technology device is abandoned
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lack of motivation
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Name an internal motivator
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desire to succeed.
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Name 2 external motivators
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praise
task related feedback |
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Performance of feedback can serve 3 purposes
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provided knowledge regarding performance
motivation to continue - present state reinforcement for accomplishment, etc. pg. 76 |
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Define 6 factors that determine motivation to action
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elicitors of behavior
symbols beliefs and perceptions Cultural norms and expectations intrinsic motivation history of experience |
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Define intrinsic motivation
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desire to please
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Define extrinsic motivation
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feedback (i.e.synthetic speech)
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Optimal use of AT occurs when
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individual is proud to use the device, has good coping skills, and skills to use the device
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Characteristics of a reluctant or partial user
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unmotivated
imtimidated by technology embarrassed to use the device impatient or impulsive low self-esteem unrealistic expectation limited skills |
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What is apraxia
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inability to perform purposeful movements
not accompanied by a loss of sensory function or paralysis. a disorder of the nervous system pg 80 |
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Effectors provide
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motor outputs
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control sites for AT
pg 81 & 82 |
hand, finger, arm, head, eye (oculomotor control) leg, foot, respiration and phonation
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Define respiration and how it may be used as a control site
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the flow of air. Indiv must use chest muscles and diaphragm control
Ex: Sip (inhaling) or puff (exhaling) switches |
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Define phonation and how it may be used as a control site
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sound production - whistling or speech.
Tongue movements can also be used |
