Abandonment – when an individual feels alone (depression)
Apraxia – a motor planning deficit ( separating
movement)
Central Processing – part of the brain that uses
perception and cognitive movement (motor planning)
Cognition - involves all skills that a individual possess
(learning)
Development – involves both growth and learning and
is very crucial in the assistive technology system
Effectors – describes the part of the brain that
makes movements motor output (hand movement
Engram – repeatedly movement or activity ( go over
the same thing over and over again)
Growth – changes from birth to adult ( getting older
and wiser)
Intrinsic Enablers – simple abilities that we as
people do to perform daily activities (listen)
Learning – getting wiser and learning from mistakes;
refers to changes that is involved with the environment
Memory – there are different types of memory short
(temporary information) and long term(stores information) and sensory (involves visual)
Morphology – putting small words into order to make
large words (add ing to a word)
Motivation – rise to performance ( determination)
Motor control – deals with the brain (movements)
Muscle Tone – stretched brain activity
Optimal Use – use of technology (devices)
Paralysis – no movement at all ( in need of
mobility)
Perception – Memorizing data information
Phonology – describe sounds
Pragmatics – understanding language and the person
using it ( obtaining and understanding language)
Primitive Reflexes – fast movement learning from
birth
Psychosocial Function – identity and motivation
(accepting that you have a disability)
Range – a large amount of movement at a time
Recall – a person ability
Recognition- causes a person to identify things
Reluctant Users – no motivation low self esteem
Resolution – describes the smallest separation
between two objects
Semantics – putting words and meaning together (gold
is color)
Sensors –gathering
information from the environment (reading)
Spasticity large amounts of muscle tone
Syntax – organizing words in order (communication)
Visual Accommodation – (focusing and able to see)
deals with the eyes
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