Memory cue - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

5 Parts of the Mind: - Intelligence, Memory, Imagination, Intuition, Will/Desire A concept that describes how each exercise is stabilized by the Powerhouse and supported by critical connections. - Anchoring A movement quality of reaching an extremity without tensing it. Deepens work in powerhouse. - Length A reference point that describes the limit of healthy movement in Pilates. Outline of the body or apparatus. Body frames movement. Apparatus frames body. - Frame A symptom or health con...

A student without the ability to withhold or delay a planned response lacks ________. behavioral inhibition Alex, a ninth-grade teacher, starts a unit on Native Americans by showing a documentary. He then passes around beads, bracelets, pottery, and tools once used by Native Americans. After a discussion about what they have seen and touched, Alex provides his students with a written outline of the important dates and facts they will learn. To end the unit, he will have a lesson on ho...

Long Term Memory - Relatively permanent, infinite capacity, semantic (boat/ship), structural pattern of connections, Forgetting is Misplacement/retrieval failure Short Term Memory (Working Memory) - Seconds to minutes, 5-9 pieces of information, phonological (boat/coat), dynamic pattern of activity, Forgetting is displacement/decay Flow of information in memory - Stimulus -> STM -> rehearsal-> LTM Two types of rehearsal - maintenance- holds info in STM elaborative- moves info to ...

Straighterline Communications 101 Questions and Answers Rated A+ Which of the following is the least public form of communication? intrapersonal Question 2 When you look at yourself in the mirror and decide that you need to comb your hair, you are using what context of communication? intrapersonal communication James is at home watching a politically oriented discussion show on cable TV. One of the commentators is making arguments that are faulty, which makes James very angry. But...

___ statistics are used to describe or summarize a distribution of data: a)descriptive b)inferential c) frequency d)interval - ANSWER-a ____ is a rare, idiosyncratic reaction to neuroleptic drugs that may be caused by dopamine blockage in the basal ganglia. Muscle rigidity, hyperthermia, and stupor are the core symptoms of this. Other symptoms include painful joints, mutism, tachycardia, and urinary retention. a) tricyclic overdose b)Neuroleptic malignant syndrome (NMS) c)5-HT toxicity syndro...

RBT Competency Assessment Questions and Answers 2023 Indirect Measurement interviews, rating scales, questions, surveys Direct Measurement observation of the behavior and recording it as it occurs Behavioral Definitions operational, includes verbs describing behavior, objective + unambiguous, does not rely on internal states (happy, sad), does not use labels (bad or good) Operational describes what the behavior looks like so two independent observers can recognize + rec...

MKTG exam 2 questions & answers 2023/2024 what are the two functions of a brand - ANSWER-identify and differentiate waht are the two parts that make up a brand - ANSWER-brand name and brand mark seeing a brand can cause consumers to automatically think of the attributes of the firm - ANSWER-true a brand is confined to the physical name or logo associated with the firm - ANSWER-false the real value of a brand lies in - ANSWER-what the consumer thinks about the firm when the brand...

1) Peak Pilates Principles - 1) Centering 2) Concentration 3) Control 4) Precision 5) Breath 6) Flow 2) Session Format - ●Protocol to follow to help students achieve goals ●Consistency reinforces movement patterns and enhances skill refinment ●Imprint muscle - memory (Engrams), critical spine alignment, health & vitality Level 1 1) Mat 15-20 min 2) Reformer 20 3) Individual Needs 10 4) Endings 5 3) Teaching Methodology - 1) Setup 2) Execution 3) Flow 4) Cueing 5) Rhythm ...

Setup correct answers Exercise name, exercise setup, adjust reformer from footbar to straps Execution correct answers Correct technique, direct cueing Flow correct answers Round the corners, cue ahead of the movement, teach through transitions Cueing correct answers Powerhouse cues for exercise, late major corrections, cue in the positive, cue to the solution Rhythm correct answers Set correct rhythm, work at appropriate tempo Voice correct answers Voice modulation were rhythm, vo...

Assimilation - Answer - incorporating what you are learning to what you had learned previously Accomidation - Answer - changing or modifying information from old information ex: bottle to cup Piaget believes that all children pass through the same stages. What are these stages? - Answer 1. sensorimotor (birth - 2) 2. properational (2-7) 3. concrete operational (7-11) Sensorimotor - Answer - learning through senses (has 6 stages) - watching and then acting Object Permanen...