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Title: KNR 257: Motor Learning


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KNR 257 Motor Learning
  • Quick and dirty movement lab.

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Activity 1
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Activity 2
  • Check this out...

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Activity 3
  • Take a pencil/pen in your preferred (writing)
    hand. Make 50 dots on the page in front of you as
    close together as possible (if it looks like just
    one small dot when youve finished, then you
    pass!)
  • Now try it with your eyes shut
  • What happened?
  • Why?

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Activity 4
  • Get a partner (one of you must have a watch with
    seconds on it) call one of you Sammy, the
    other Bobby.
  • Stand up.
  • For each of following steps, dont start until
    you are comfortable, and stop before you fall
    over and damage yourself

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Activity 4
  • Sammy lifts one leg off the floor, and stands on
    one leg. Bobby records how long Sammy manages to
    do this without touching a leg down, or moving
    the foot in contact with the floor (stop after 30
    seconds).
  • Now Sammy tries it with eyes closed. Bobby again
    records the time.
  • Now Sammy tries it with eyes shut and head back
    as far as it will go (looking at the ceiling).
    Bobby again records time.
  • Switch places (Sammy becomes Bobby and vice
    versa). REPEAT stages C. to E.
  • What do you notice about the times for the 3
    tasks? How would you explain this?

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Activity 5
  • Look at the person sitting next to you
  • Shut one eye
  • Now move your head gently from side to side (a
    bit like an Indian folk dancer), while keeping
    your gaze fixed on the persons face
  • Now keep your gaze on the person, but instead of
    moving your entire head, move just your eyeball
    by pushing it gently with your forefinger (touch
    your eye-lid, not your eye-ball)

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Activity 5
  • In both cases you have moved your eye relative to
    the person you are looking at, but what you see
    is probably different in each case
  • What difference do you see between the two
    examples, and how can you explain this?
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