Application of motor learning principles with stroke survivors
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J Schreiber1, L Sober, L Banta
1Chatham College.
Abstract:
The purpose of this study was to determine the relationship between type of task and type of environment on retention and transfer of motor skills when applied to stroke survivors, as measured by time to complete the task and the number of errors. It was expected that those performing a purposeful task in a familiar environment (home) would demonstrate greater retention and transfer of the motor task; however, data was inconclusive.
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