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Froggy Jumps Motor LearningOnline version Pre-Test Activity by Michael Asegurado 1 What is the best definition of motor learning? a Temporary change in behavior due to physical growth b Permanent change in motor behavior due to practice or experience c Genetic ability to perform tasks 2 Which of the following is an example of a non-locomotor skill? a Jumping b Running c Bending 3 According to Schmidt’s Schema Theory, a generalized motor program (GMP) is: a A specific memory of a single skill b A flexible movement pattern used across different tasks c A repeated mistake in performance 4 Which component of Schema Theory is responsible for evaluating the outcome of movement? a Recognition Schema b Recall Schema c Perception-Action Coupling 5 In Fitts and Posner’s model, which stage involves automatic performance of skills? a Cognitive Stage b Associative Stage c Autonomous Stage 6 What role does feedback play in Adams’ Closed-Loop Theory? a It is ignored after initial learning b It helps correct errors during movement c It only works during the planning phase 7 In Ecological Theories, what is meant by affordances? a Mistakes that learners avoid b Opportunities for action in the environment c Fixed motor patterns stored in the brain 8 Which of the following is an individual constraint in the Constraints-Led Approach? a Surface type b Height of the individual c Rules of the game 9 What is the purpose of structured school-based PE programs in motor learning? a To prepare students for competitions only b To support development of fundamental movement skills c To reduce academic workload 10 A student refining their basketball lay-up with fewer errors is in which learning stage? a Associative b Cognitive c Autonomous

Froggy Jumps

Motor LearningOnline version

Pre-Test Activity

by Michael Asegurado

What is the best definition of motor learning?

Temporary change in behavior due to physical growth

Permanent change in motor behavior due to practice or experience

Genetic ability to perform tasks

Which of the following is an example of a non-locomotor skill?

Jumping

Running

Bending

According to Schmidt’s Schema Theory, a generalized motor program (GMP) is:

A specific memory of a single skill

A flexible movement pattern used across different tasks

A repeated mistake in performance

Which component of Schema Theory is responsible for evaluating the outcome of movement?

Recognition Schema

Recall Schema

Perception-Action Coupling

In Fitts and Posner’s model, which stage involves automatic performance of skills?

Cognitive Stage

Associative Stage

Autonomous Stage

What role does feedback play in Adams’ Closed-Loop Theory?

It is ignored after initial learning

It helps correct errors during movement

It only works during the planning phase

In Ecological Theories, what is meant by affordances?

Mistakes that learners avoid

Opportunities for action in the environment

Fixed motor patterns stored in the brain

Which of the following is an individual constraint in the Constraints-Led Approach?

Surface type

Height of the individual

Rules of the game

What is the purpose of structured school-based PE programs in motor learning?

To prepare students for competitions only

To support development of fundamental movement skills

To reduce academic workload

A student refining their basketball lay-up with fewer errors is in which learning stage?

Associative

Cognitive

Autonomous

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Motor LearningOnline version

by Michael Asegurado

What is the best definition of motor learning?

Which of the following is an example of a non-locomotor skill?

According to Schmidt’s Schema Theory, a generalized motor program (GMP) is:

Which component of Schema Theory is responsible for evaluating the outcome of movement?

In Fitts and Posner’s model, which stage involves automatic performance of skills?

What role does feedback play in Adams’ Closed-Loop Theory?

In Ecological Theories, what is meant by affordances?

Which of the following is an individual constraint in the Constraints-Led Approach?

What is the purpose of structured school-based PE programs in motor learning?

A student refining their basketball lay-up with fewer errors is in which learning stage?

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