Search results for "Motor timing"

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Tactile input of the hand and the control of reaching to grasp movements

1997

The role of tactile information of the hand in the control of reaching to grasp movements was investigated. The kinematics of both reaching (or transport) and grasp components were studied in healthy subjects in two experimental conditions. In one condition (control condition) subjects were required to reach and grasp an object that could have two sizes and that could be located at two distances from the viewer. In the other condition (anaesthesia condition) the same movements were executed, but anaesthesia was provided to the subjects' fingertips. In both conditions vision of the hand was prevented during movement. Anaesthesia affected mainly the kinematics of the first phase of grasping, …

Computer scienceMovementmedia_common.quotation_subjectKinematicsanesthesiaSettore BIO/09maletouchMotor controllocalwristContrast (vision)Computer visionMovement; male; anesthesia local; psychomotor performance; fingers; hand strength; hand; wrist; touch; adult; humanshumansmedia_commonCommunicationProprioceptionbusiness.industryMovement (music)adultGeneral NeuroscienceMotor timingGRASPArm kinematicsMotor controlBody movementbody regionsDuration (music)Somatosensory systempsychomotor performancefingershand strengthhandArtificial intelligencebusinessHumanAnesthesia LocalExperimental Brain Research
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The relationship between motor timing, reaction time and academic achievements in primary school children.

2017

Aim: Recent studies have reported a correlation between motor skills and school performance, which is different according to the type of motor ability or academic subject examined (Fernandes et al, 2016; Bellafiore et al., 2016). The aim of this study was to analyze the relationship between motor timing, reaction time and achievements in mathematics and Italian in sedentary and active children. Methods: Seventy-eight children (8.55±1.43 years old, 28.93±5.74 kg weight, 126.54±4.74 cm height and 19.30±2.62 kg/m2 BMI) were randomly recruited by a primary school of Palermo, 68% of them practiced a sport outside the academic hours. The motor timing was measured with the finger and foot tapping …

Reaction timeSettore M-EDF/02 - Metodi E Didattiche Delle Attivita' SportiveMotor timingMotor skillsAcademic achievementsChildrenSettore M-EDF/01 - Metodi E Didattiche Delle Attivita' Motorie
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