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World History Renaissance, Reformation, and scientific Revolution Chapter 13World History Renaissance, Reformation, and scientific Revolution Chapter 13Johann Gutenbergthe inventor of the printing pressPatrona financial supporter of the artsIsaac Newtonshowed that…

surveya method for collecting information by asking statistical questionspopulationan entire set of items from which data can be selectedparametera characteristic of a populationdatathe facts or numbers that describe the results…

Theories of Motor Control1. Traditional approaches to motor controla. Reflex-based, hierarchical, neurofacilitation or neurodevelopment approaches- NDT, PNF, Rood, Brunnstrom2. Contemporary approaches to motor control a. Task-oriented approachesb. Dynamic Systems Theoryc….

PERTAINING TO MUSCLES AND NERVESMYONEURALPORTION OF THE BRAIN THAT CONTROLS THE PITUITARY GLAND, WATER BALANCE, AND BODY TEMPERATURE:HYPOTHALAMUSINABILITY TO SPEAKAPHASIAPARALYSIS OF FOUR EXTREMITIESQUADRIPLEGIACEREBRAL ANEURYSM, THROMBOSIS, OR HEMORRHAGE CAN BE THE…

ABA research designA Skinnerian variant of the experimental method consisting of exposing one subject to 3 experimental phases: (A) a baseline period, (B) introduction of reinforcers to change the frequency…

BrokerAny person, partnership, association who, for a fee, sells, lists, leases, exchanges, negotiates, or otherwise deals in the real estate of others, or represents publicly that he does.Independent ContractorA self-employed…

What is very commonly employed in our society to control behavior?PunishmentWhat are some important points of punishment and avoidance learning?-Cues are usually classically conditioned-Negative reinforcement usually plays a role–> relief…

…refers to the process of collecting the outcomes needed to determine whether training is effective.training evaluationFormative evaluation involves collecting qualitative data about training programs from trainees mainly through …their opinion…

LearningProcess of acquiring new informationMemoryspecific information stored in the brainability to retrieve informationPlasticityexperience dependent changes in structure or functionTypes of learningnon – associative learningassociative learningprocedural/skill learningdeclarative learningnon associative learninginvolves learning…

Cystic fibrosisA fatal recessive genetic disorder associated with abnormal secretions of the exocrine glands.Sickle cell anemiaA recessive genetic disorder associated with an abnormal type of hemoglobin, a blood transport protein.Manfan…

Learningreflects relatively permanent changes in an employee’s knowledge or skills that result from experience.Decision MakingAssessing and choosing among alternatives.Expertiserefers to the knowledge and skills that distinguish experts from novices and…

Biopsychosocial modelApproach which states that diseases are caused by a combination of biological, psychological, and social factors.Health psychologyA study of the ways cognitive and behavioral principles can be used to…

define risk in the context of benefit planninguncertainty with respect to possible losses. it is the inability to determine with definitity the actual number and value of the claims that…

concurrent schedule of reinforcementthe simultaneous presentation of two or more independent schedules, each leading to a reinforcerMatching lawthe proportion of responses emitted on a particular schedule matches the proportion of…

Observational learningBanduraBandura proposed in his findingslearning through modeling—directly or vicariously—involves four phases: paying attention, retaining the modeled behavior, reproducing the behavior, and being motivated to repeat the behavior. He proposed…

Perceptual Expectancy (or “set”)A readiness to perceive in a particular manner, induced by strong expectations.Things that play a role on our perceptionsSuggestions, motives, emotions, and culturePerceptual LearningChanges in perception that…

Who suggested social learning theory (SIT)*Bandura (1977) suggested (SIT), which is based on the assumption that people learn behaviors, attitudes, emotional reactions and norms through direct experiences but also through…

Principles of Motor LearningART – Skill Acquisition, Retention, and TransferStage 1: Skill Acquisition Stage (Cognitive Stage)Occurs during initial instruction and practice of a skill, involves “what to do” decisionsStage 2:…

Presentation MethodsMethods in which trainees are Passive Recipients of Information.Methods in which trainees are passive recipients of information, may include:Facts or informationProcessesProblem-solving methods It includes Lectures and Audio-visual techniques.Lecture1. Trainers…