HGD - Developmental Theories

4 cognitive theories include all of the following except

static systems

The mind drives development via

int learning processes / external influences of social scaffolds

22 and up

Motor learning occurs due to

experiential practice

”Rules” are

learned and applied

What happens when the expected sensory consequence does not match the actual sensory information following the movement?

“error info” is utilized to correct future movements (Refined motor function as a function of practice)

The CNS can generate complex movements without

sensory input or reflexive action

What are the two types of motor programming theory?

CPGs and cortically stored

CPGs =

spinally mediated motor programs

Cortically stored ‘Motor programs’ that act as

movement ‘rules’

25-27

Control of movement is distributed throughout

many interacting body systems

In the dynamic systems theory, systems do not need to be under the control of a "higher" center to create movement, but must

work in concert for functional movement

Neuronal Group Selection Theory has 3 main stages. Which of the following is not a stage?

Developmental Constraints

1

Perception-action theoury involves

No action can be performed without resulting perception / Nothing can be perceived without action

Ecological Theory is the organization of movemet is specific to

the task and the environement in which the task is beign performed

Ecological Theory focuses on the

organism’s PERCEPTION of both the static and dynamic affordances in the environment