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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"effect of movement"”.
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Human spatial learning : the effect of movement patterns on kinesthetic and visual representations of a kinesthetically experienced spatial layout
Thesis (Ph. D.)--Michigan State University. Dept. of Psychology,
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The effects of a kinder kinetic intervention programme on the motor proficiency levels and scholastic performance of children aged 6- 8 years
The effect of movement on academic performance is often underrated. Movement is essential to learning and can be regarded as the door to learning. Researchers argue about the importance of movement because there seems to be a positive interchange between the brain and the body. This study reports …
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The impact of movement/rhythms training on the educable mentally retarded
The purpose of this study was to investigate the impact of a movement/rhythms program on mentally retarded individuals. Several authors purport that movement/rhythms is beneficial to the mentally retarded individual. However, there have been few data based inquiries into the actual effects of …
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Transition: a process of beginning and ending
Studying the interaction of people with the objects around them is essential to designers. A designer must study in detail: the hold, the fit in the hand, the effect of movement, the placement, and the juxtaposition and relation of objects to one another. Insight derived from such investigation …
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Syntaktisk variation och förändring : En studie av subjektslösa satser i fornsvenska
The topic of this thesis is subjectless clauses in Old Swedish (1225–1526). The thesis focuses on referential subjects, and addresses the problem of why the possibilities to leave out such subjects have been reduced during the history of Swedish. The dissertation consists of three main parts, …
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Aspects of the biology of the receptacle weevil, Rhinocyllus conicus (Froehlich) relating to its role as a biocontrol agent of nodding thistle, Carduus nutans L.
Observations were carried out on the lifecycle of Rhinocyllus conicus (receptacle weevil) and growth forms of Carduus nutans (nodding thistle) from Nov. 1988 to June 1990 at Galatea in the central Bay of Plenty and on the coast at Whakatane. The dates of first emergence of adults in the spring, …