Question 1

List five performance characteristics that can help you infer that learning has occurred.

Accepted Answer

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Question 2

Which of the following is NOT true of performance curves?

Accepted Answer

A)  The general direction of the curve is indicative of improvement 
B)  By examining successive trials, consistency can be inferred 
C)  The most common curve is the negatively accelerating curve 
D)  They are useful for establishing that a relatively permanent change has taken place 
A)  The general direction of the curve is indicative of improvement 
B)  By examining successive trials, consistency can be inferred 
C)  The most common curve is the negatively accelerating curve 
D)  They are useful for establishing that a relatively permanent change has taken place

Question 3

Once a learner reaches the autonomous stage of learning, a key responsibility of the practitioner is to do which of the following?

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A)  Develop a learner's error detection and correction capabilities 
B)  Motivate 
C)  Demonstrate 
D)  The practitioner is no longer needed once a learner reaches this stage. 
A)  Develop a learner's error detection and correction capabilities 
B)  Motivate 
C)  Demonstrate 
D)  The practitioner is no longer needed once a learner reaches this stage.

List five performance characteristics that can help you infer that learning has occurred.

Which of the following is NOT true of performance curves?

Once a learner reaches the autonomous stage of learning, a key responsibility of the practitioner is to do which of the following?

Introduction to Motor Learning and Control

Understanding Movement Preparation

The Role of Attention, Arousal, and Visual Search in Movement Preparation

Behavioral Theories of Motor Control

Neural Mechanisms: Contributions and Control

The Learner: Pre-Instruction Considerations

Skill Presentation

Principles of Practice Design

Practice Schedules

Diagnosing Errors

Correcting Errors

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Exam 6: Stages of Learning

List five performance characteristics that can help you infer that learning has occurred.

Which of the following is NOT true of performance curves?

Once a learner reaches the autonomous stage of learning, a key responsibility of the practitioner is to do which of the following?

Introduction to Motor Learning and Control

Understanding Movement Preparation

The Role of Attention, Arousal, and Visual Search in Movement Preparation

Behavioral Theories of Motor Control

Neural Mechanisms: Contributions and Control

The Learner: Pre-Instruction Considerations

Skill Presentation

Principles of Practice Design

Practice Schedules

Diagnosing Errors

Correcting Errors

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