The psychomotor domain of learning is not concerned with Question 12Answera.speed and accuracyb.values and appreciationc.physical skills and prowess.d.manual dexterity and speed

Motor learning is the study of how we learn motor skills from a cognitive perspective and relies heavily on both practice, feedback, and instruction. True False

Dexterity, precision, and manipulative skill are most important for _____ motor activities. a. kinesthetic b. fine c. perceptual d. gross

According to Gagne, which of the following levels of learning requires the greatest ability to manipulate knowledge?Question 2Answera.Concept learning            b.Stimulus response       c.Verbal association          d.Problem solving

What skills do children learn during physical activity?Locomotor and balanceBody awareness and hand-eye coordinationStress managementAll of the above

behaviorist would focus study on which of the following? a. the relationship between learning and play b. the relationship among neurological, cognitive, and motor growth c. environmental factors that affect learning d. the growth rate of gross motor skills