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Showing 1 to 10 of 10 for “"psychomotor skill"”.
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Self-Regulated Learning and Psychomotor Skill Development in Second-Year Veterinary Students
… improved academic, sport, and medical psychomotor skill mastery. In veterinary education, deliberate practice is currently the educational model for psychomotor skill development in veterinary students. However, with the advent of clinical skills labs, students are expected to …
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Guidelines for Psychomotor Skill Instruction for Athletic Performance: A Design and Development Study
… to develop instructional guidelines for psychomotor skill learning of athletic movements to enhance athletic performance. This design and development study conducted model research through model development and model validation. Components of the guidelines reflected the Nine Events and …
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Selected Correlates of Critical Thinking In Diploma Nursing Students
… existed among critical thinking and psychomotor skills and selected experiential, demographic and educational variables in first semester diploma nursing students. Procedure: Beginning nursing students were administered the Watson-Glaser Critical Thinking Appraisal to measure critical …
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The Effects of Fluency-Based Instruction on Skill Acquisition in Children Diagnosed with Landau Kleffner Syndrome
… intensive instruction to rebuild language skills starting from very basic (preverbal) components (Vance, 1991). The Morningside Model of Generative Instruction is a model of selected basic psychomotor component skills (e.g., point, pinch, reach, turn, squeeze, & shake) that are explicitly …
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Development and validation of a tangible hybrid MR and VR simulator for forceps-assisted vaginal delivery
… new opportunities for experiential learning and skill development. This thesis presents the design and development of a hybrid FAVD simulator integrating a custom 3D-printed user interface (UI) compatible with mixed and virtual reality. A user study was conducted with residents and content …
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Examining the effects of embodiment on performance and learning of drilling actions using pseudo-haptics and standard computer equipment
Psychomotor skills training within virtual learning environments are limited due to the need for expensive haptic devices to simulate haptic cues. While pseudo-haptics presents an accessible and cost-effective alternative to haptic devices, no empirical data support the notion of coupling it with …
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Making Sense of Praxis Within an Evolving Clinical Context: A Grounded Theory of Nursing Student Learning Transfer
… physical health assessment, communication, psychomotor skill development, ethics, leadership, and clinical decision-making. Clinical learning experiences are also essential to nursing programs, allowing students to connect the different types of nursing knowledge they have learned. Through …
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Virtual objective structured clinical examinations as a framework for active learning and assessment: a retrospective analysis of Dental Hygiene student and instructor perceptions
… thinking due to student verbalization of psychomotor skill, immediate feedback, and grading.</p> <p>Conclusion: The essence of the vOSCE can be described as an overall positive experience with support for incorporating this formative assessment into dental hygiene program clinical …
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The role of dispositional reinvestment in choking during decision-making tasks in sport
… on low- and high-complexity tests of motor skill, psychomotor skill and working memory under low- and high-pressure conditions. The association between reinvestment and choking was shown to extend beyond the motor skill domain to cognitive tasks, particularly those that tax working memory, …
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Using Automated Gaze-Based Feedback to Enhance Motor Skill Acquisition in Laparoscopic Surgery Training
… this type of surgery requires a distinct set of psychomotor skills that are more technically challenging than those required for open surgery, due to factors such as the separation of visual and operative fields, limited depth perception, restricted instrument movement, and motion inversion …