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Which factor influences task attention and allocation of cognitive resources in neurorehabilitation?
Which factor influences task attention and allocation of cognitive resources in neurorehabilitation?
- Meaningfulness (correct)
- Timing
- Repetition
- Motivation
What does making the task seem important in neurorehabilitation do?
What does making the task seem important in neurorehabilitation do?
- Improves learning (correct)
- Boosts motivation
- Increases repetition
- Enhances timing
What leads to improved learning in neurorehabilitation compared to telling people to do their best?
What leads to improved learning in neurorehabilitation compared to telling people to do their best?
- Practise variability
- Repetition
- Goal-setting (correct)
- Motivation
Which type of practice is more effective for neurorehabilitation, according to the text?
Which type of practice is more effective for neurorehabilitation, according to the text?
According to the power law of practice, what happens to the rate of improvement as practice progresses?
According to the power law of practice, what happens to the rate of improvement as practice progresses?
What is the optimal learning difficulty for motor learning?
What is the optimal learning difficulty for motor learning?
Which type of practice is more effective for improving motor function, according to the text?
Which type of practice is more effective for improving motor function, according to the text?
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Study Notes
Factors Influencing Task Attention and Cognitive Resources
- Motivation is a key factor that influences task attention and allocation of cognitive resources in neurorehabilitation.
Importance of Task in Neurorehabilitation
- Making the task seem important in neurorehabilitation enhances motivation, leading to improved performance and outcomes.
Effective Methods for Improved Learning
- Setting specific, challenging goals leads to improved learning in neurorehabilitation compared to simply telling people to do their best.
- Blocked practice (practicing one task repetitively) is more effective for neurorehabilitation compared to random practice (practicing varied tasks).
Power Law of Practice
- According to the power law of practice, the rate of improvement slows down as practice progresses.
Optimal Learning Difficulty
- The optimal learning difficulty for motor learning is when the task is challenging but achievable, promoting optimal learning and retention.
Effective Practice for Motor Function
- Distributed practice (practicing in multiple sessions with rest periods) is more effective for improving motor function compared to massed practice (practicing intensively in a single session).
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