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What is the definition of schema?
A generalised set of movement patterns stored in the long term memory that allows you to adapt to every situation
How many parts are there to schema?
4
How many types of schema are there? And what are their names?
2. Recall and recognition
What are the names of the four parts of schema?
Recall:
Initial conditions, response specification

Recognition: The sensory consequences and the response outcome
What are four ways to develop someone's schema?
Vary practise, use feedback, give praise, master the basic skill