Motor Learning & Rythmic Activity
Chapter 2: The Measurement of Motor Performance
Chapter 2: The Measurement of Motor Performance
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Performance Outcome Measures
A category of motor skill performance measures that indicate the outcome or result of performing a motor skill.
Ex: how far a person walked, how fast a person ran a certain distance, how many points a basketball player scored.
Performance Production Measures
A category of motor skill performance measures that indicates how the nervous, muscular, and skeletal systems function during the performance of a motor skill
Ex: Limb kinematics, force, EEG, EMG
Reaction time
the interva of time between the onset of a signal (stimulus) and the initiation of a response
Ex: the amount of time between the "go" signal for a swimming sprint race start and the swimmer's first observable movement
Movement time (MT)
the interval of time between the initiation of a movement and the completion of the movement.
Response Time
The time interval involving both reaction time and movement time; the time from the onset of a signal (stimulus) to the completion of a response
Simple RT
The reaction time when the situation involves only one signal (stimulus) that requires only one response
- Ex: a sprinter hears verbal warning signal from starter, then hears the gun sound, which is signal to begin race
Choice RT
The reaction time when the situation involves more than one signal and each signal requires its own specified response
- Ex: Driving a car coming to intersection with three signal each requiring different movement
Discrimination RT
The reaction time when the situation involves more than one signal but only one response, which is to only one of the signals, the other signals require no response