SME 320 - Physiology and Psychology of Movement (3 )

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The study of the interaction between psychological and physiological factors that affect motor behavior. This class will include an in-depth examination of psychomotor behavior as it relates to external and internal stimuli and how multiple body systems control, regulate, and respond to movement. The course will address motivational techniques, stress, the underlying mechanisms of human performance, structuring the learning experience including goals and feedback techniques, principles of practice organization, and diagnosing and designing the learning experience.
Type of PRE-REQ BIO 230 Previous Enrollment Required, BIO 231 Previous Enrollment Required
Offering Terms Fall Only