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Psychomotor skills learning under chronic hypoxia

NeuroReport, 1999
Psychomotor deficits are a prominent feature in subjects exposed to hypoxia. Eight subjects exposed to chronic hypoxia during a simulated climb to 8848 m (Everest-Comex 97) were investigated using both a simple psychomotor task (Purdue pegboard) and two complex psychomotor tasks including a recognition task of either a color stimulus (high semantic ...
C A, Bouquet, B, Gardette, C, Gortan, J H, Abraini   +3 more
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Age and Sex Parameters in Psychomotor Learning

Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1964
Quantitative relationships were sought among psychomotor response speed (R), number of practice trials (T), chronological age (A), and biological sex (S) for 600 Ss in 30 groups between the ages of 8 and 87 yr. All Ss received 320 trials on a Discrimination Reaction Time apparatus.
C, NOBLE, B L, BAKER, T A, JONES
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Incidental Psychomotor Learning

Journal of Motor Behavior, 1984
Three experiments were conducted to investigate the effects of the number of movements, practice, and rehearsal on incidental and intentional psychomotor learning. incidental learners received no formal instructions to learn the central task to which they were exposed in a choice reaction-time task. The movements to the targets in this task comprised a
P R, Crocker, J, Dickinson
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Stereoscopic vision and psychomotor learning in dental students

Journal of Dental Education, 1982
A testing mechanism is needed for reliably predicting students' problems in acquiring dental psychomotor skills. Students and dental educators could then be made aware of potential problems well in advance of required manual course work. Because testing for stereoscopic vision has long been a part of perceptual‐motor ability screening for the U.S.
E J, Ireland, A H, Ripps, K S, Morgan
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Psychomotor Learning in Martial Arts

Adjunct Publication of the 25th Conference on User Modeling, Adaptation and Personalization, 2017
Psychomotor learning is crucial for many kind of tasks that involve the acquisition of motor skills, such as practicing martial arts. In the past two decades, diverse technological solutions have been developed to support the learning of the corresponding motor skills.
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Early Learning in Psychomotor Training of Down's Syndrome

Early Child Development and Care, 2003
This research was undertaken to study a new application of vicarious learning, and thereby to ascertain whether subjects undergoing early motor training would benefit from this type of learning. To this end we started out from a fundamental premise: the participation by the parents in the early motor training of their children.
María Teresa Sanz Aparicio, Javier Menéndez Balaña   +1 more
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Theory on Psychomotor Learning Applied to Arthroscopy

2014
Sensorimotor relates to activity involving both sensory and motor pathways of the nerves (Oxford English Dictionary 2014).
John J. van den Dobbelsteen, Mustafa Karahan, Umut Akgün   +2 more
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Delayed Motor Learning and Psychomotor Slowing in HIV-Infected Children

Neuropediatrics, 2003
To find out whether HIV-associated subclinical psychomotor slowing is present in HIV-infected children despite effective highly active antiretroviral therapy (HAART).An electrophysiological motor test battery shown to sensitively describe HIV-associated CNS disease in adults (tremor peak frequency []TPF], most rapid alternating movements [MRAM ...
H J, von Giesen, T, Niehues, J, Reumel, B A, Haslinger, J, Ndagijimana, G, Arendt   +5 more
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