Developmental overlaps between movement and cognition
Relationship between the obstacle height cognition and step movement in the elderly
... On the other hand, since all phases (OSFS-T, OSFS-F and OSFS-R) in the Obstacle-SFS test showed significant relationships with OHC, it is inferred that all phases are affected by OHC; the OSRS-R phase showed an insig- ...
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The developmental relations between spatial cognition and mathematics in primary school children
... The previous studies discussed above show a bias towards the use of intrinsic-dynamic spatial tasks to explore associations between mathematics and spatial skills in primary school children. From a historical ...
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The developmental relations between spatial cognition and mathematics in primary school children
... The previous studies discussed above show a bias towards the use of intrinsic-dynamic spatial tasks to explore associations between mathematics and spatial skills in primary school children. From a historical ...
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The Interplay between Emotion and Cognition in Autism Spectrum Disorder: Implications for Developmental Theory
... In section three, I summarized the available evidence that speaks to this issue to date. I first considered evidence concern- ing peripheral arousal responses in ASD, which are widely agreed to constitute an important ...
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An Examination of Movement between Preschool and Kindergarten Classrooms for Young Children with Developmental Disabilities
... of movement and instructional practices in a sample of preschool and kindergarten cases contribute to the scant literature on the use of movement in these settings for children with ...of movement in ...
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The differences of movement between children at risk of developmental coordination disorder and those not at risk
... Larkin and Hoare (1991) noted, that abnormal head positions, poor posture, bent arms in the guard position, jerky limb to limb transitions, excessive hip flexion, pronounced asymmetry, and a wide base of support are ...
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Why a developmental perspective is critical for understanding human cognition
... lifespan? How does neural reuse help explain, for example, why adult Japanese speakers who learn English as a second language often have great difficulty in discriminating /r/ from /l/ accurately? Takagi and Mann (1995) ...
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Developmental heterochrony and the evolution of autistic perception, cognition and behavior
... differences between autistic and typically developing individuals par- allel the differences between younger and older typically developing ...involve developmental heterochronic shifts in the ...
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A Study on Chinese Cognition of Bilinguals Based on Eye Movement Technique
... the Cognition of Minority Students Reading Chinese Xinjiang Normal University’s student Wang Zhen did a study of Chinese word segmentation on Uighur students’ and Han students’ eye movement in ...eye ...
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INFANT DEVELOPMENTAL MOVEMENT EDUCATION IDME PROGRAM Zaragoza
... effortless movement are integrated reflexes, righting reactions and equilibrium ...relationship between the shifting of one's center of gravity through space and one's base of ...
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Friendship and Dance/Movement Therapy with Adults with Developmental Disabilities
... interactions between violent participants with autism during the session and outside of the session by sitting close to one another during ...participants’ movement after a series of DMT ...
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The Interplay between Walking, Behavior and Cognition
... of cognition and walking by the use of regular psychological tests, genetic tests which may reflect central processing of cognition and movement as well as measures of brain blood ...
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Gene Expression and its Discontents: Developmental disorders as dysfunctions of epigenetic cognition
... Systems biology presently suffers the same mereological and sufficiency fallacies that haunt neural network models of high order cognition. Shifting perspective from the massively par- allel space of gene matrix ...
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Gene expression and its discontents: Developmental disorders as dysfunctions of epigenetic cognition
... Reductionist treatments of the epigenetic regulation of gene expression suffer the same mereological and sufficiency falla- cies that haunt both contemporary systems biology and neu- ral network models of high order ...
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Overlaps between Human Resources’ Strategic Planning and Strategic Management Tools in Public Organizations
... service managers like stakeholders’ movement that regularly changes in degree or emphasis. This model can also be used to help public sector strategists’ mapping to identify stakeholders’ desired position. Both of ...
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Validity issues in the assessment of alexithymia related to the developmental stages of emotional cognition and language
... case, cognition about one's feel- ings ...correlations between DIF/DDF and EOT/CIC, as well as the positive correlations between linguistic ability and DDF, may reflect inadequate metacognitive ...
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Limb proportions show developmental plasticity in response to embryo movement
... We propose that reduced mTOR-stimulated growth, likely to occur in response to other intrinsic factors such as nutrient availability, confers the ability for cells to be influenced by external, mechanical cues. ...
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The relationship between personality, cognition and emotional intelligence
... for cognition and refers to the exploration process of understanding the mental process which contributes to cognition (Matlin, ...surrounding cognition, which are perception, pattern recognition, ...
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Developmental motor profile in preschool children with primary stereotypic movement disorder
... significant) between patients and controls could constitute another limitation; however, in this regard, the relatively younger age of the controls strengthens the value of the motor abnormalities we have found in ...
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Developmental differences in dynamic muscle–tendon behaviour: implications for movement efficiency
... time between GRF onset during landing from one hop and the GRF onset of the subsequent hop after the corresponding flight ...computed between vertical centre of mass (COM) displacement (obtained by double ...
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