Exam 11: Development of Fundamental Movement: Manipulation Skills

The focus of childhood should be on developing motor competence and efficient body mechanics in a broad array of fundamental motor skills.

Which is not a prerequisite to catching a ball?

Which is not a characteristic of an inefficient bouncing action?

What are the three components of catching?

Equilibration process means there is an imbalance between the mental structure and environment stimulating the emergence of a new stage.

In early childhood, children's perceptions of their motor competence:

The emergence of fundamental movement patterns:

Yoking is very common in a stage 3 punter.

Both boys and girls are similar in the age at which they acquire stages of throwing.

The difference between a stage 4 and stage 5 of throwing is:

Which of the following movement patterns is the most difficult to master?

Having a child stand in a hoop and step out of the hoop onto a PolySpot with a scarf on the opposite foot and throw the ball would be best aligned for a child in:

Which of the following is most likely to elicit the best biomechanical performance of throwing?

The cognitively and physically intact individual who is at initial stage:

A common problem in stage 1 kicking behavior is:

In which of the following skills will girls usually be more advanced than boys during early childhood?

As the arm goes behind the back, the body should turn sideways before rolling the ball.

What happens after the mature stage in the fundamental movement phase has been attained?

In which stage of striking is there an ipsilateral step?

A long contralateral step is: