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Fine Motor Performance in Schizophrenia
Neuropsychobiology, 1994Peripheral and central aspects of motor dysfunction were assessed in 12 schizophrenic and 12 normal subjects, using a test of control of finger movement based on the widely used smooth pursuit eye movement task. This was performed in order to investigate the basis of neuromotor dysfunction in schizophrenia.
J M, Griffith, L E, Adler, R, Freedman
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Practical Professional Child Care, 2007
Occupational therapist Melinda Cooper introduces some activities to enhance the fine motor skills of the children in your care.
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Occupational therapist Melinda Cooper introduces some activities to enhance the fine motor skills of the children in your care.
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Hand fine motor control in classic galactosemia
Journal of Inherited Metabolic Disease, 2021AbstractClassic galactosemia (CG) is a rare inborn error of metabolism that results from profound deficiency of galactose‐1‐P uridylyltransferase (GALT). Despite early detection and rapid and lifelong dietary restriction of galactose, which is the current standard of care, most patients grow to experience a broad range of complications that can include
Jessica MacWilliams +5 more
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Early Years Educator, 2017
In part two of her short seriues, Caroline Jell explores a wide variety of activities that most children will need in order to develop healthy bodies, with strong muscles and the ability to control them.
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In part two of her short seriues, Caroline Jell explores a wide variety of activities that most children will need in order to develop healthy bodies, with strong muscles and the ability to control them.
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Fine Motor Abilities of Infants
Developmental Medicine & Child Neurology, 1974SUMMARYThirty‐six infants (26 full‐term and 10 pre‐term) were classified at eight months of age on the basis of their demonstrating co‐ordinated fine motor ability or clumsiness. Comparisons were made of the duration and frequency of commonly observed behaviors (e.g. reaching for objects) exhibited by the infants in each group.
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Computer Games and Fine Motor Skills
2012The study seeks to determine the influence of computer games on fine motor skills in young adults, an area of incomplete understanding and verification. We hypothesized that computer gaming could have a positive influence on basic motor skills, such as precision, aiming, speed, dexterity, or tremor.
Lukasz, Borecki +2 more
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Practical Pre-School, 1999
Providing appropriate opportunities for children to develop their manual dexterity, or fine motor skills, is an important aspect of the planning of your physical development programme. Children need to develop their manual dexterity in order to cope with their personal needs, such as dressing and keeping themselves clean.
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Providing appropriate opportunities for children to develop their manual dexterity, or fine motor skills, is an important aspect of the planning of your physical development programme. Children need to develop their manual dexterity in order to cope with their personal needs, such as dressing and keeping themselves clean.
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An Interactive System for Fine Motor Rehabilitation
Rehabilitation Nursing, 2018Abstract Purpose: One of the most important aspects in neuromotor rehabilitation is the need of feedback for patients. The rehabilitation system’s efficiency relies on the therapist’s judgment; the therapist tells the patient whether he/she is performing the exercises correctly.
Ruben, Posada-Gómez +5 more
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Magnification's Effect on Endodontic Fine Motor Skills
Journal of Endodontics, 2010The purpose of this study was to quantitatively investigate the effect of magnification on fine motor skills used in endodontics.This study used a novel manual dexterity test that was performed with and without magnification. An 8x operating microscope and 2.5x dental loupes were used for the magnification tests.
David J, Bowers +3 more
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Transcendental Meditation and Fine Perceptual-Motor Skill
Perceptual and Motor Skills, 197630 college male meditators had a 20-min. meditation followed by a 6-min. waking phase prior to 5-min. continuous practice on the pursuit rotor task. This was followed by a 4-min. rest then a further 2-min. of pursuit rotor practice. A similar group of college males who were non-meditators ( N = 30) followed the same procedures except that instead of ...
L R, Williams, P G, Herbert
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