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The cognitive structure of movements in classical dance
The cognitive structure of movements in classical dance
In dance, mental representations of movements are vital for learning complicated movement sequences, interacting attentively with partners, refining movements ...
(PDF) The cognitive structure of movements in classical dance
They enable versatile, task-specific, and cognitive functions, such as anticipation or the consideration of alternative courses of actions, e.g., in order to ...
The cognitive structure of movements in classical dance.
Aims: This study was designed to elicit differences in the mental representations of two basic movements from classical ballet, the Pirouette en dehors and ...
It is concluded that movement representations of this kind in long-term memory might provide the basis for motor control in skilled ballet movements in the form ...
The cognitive structure of movements in classical dance
This study was designed to elicit differences in the mental representations of two basic movements from classical ballet, the Pirouette en dehors and the Pas ...
(PDF) The cognitive structure of movements in classical dance
In dance, mental representations of movements are vital for learning complicated movement sequences, interacting attentively with partners, refining movements ...
The Dancing Brain - the cognitive effects of dance
Dancers learn declarative information about concepts, lexicon of movements, and guidelines for creating dances. The cortex of the brain is in ...
Dancing and the Brain | Harvard Medical School
The motor cortex is involved in the planning, control, and execution of voluntary movement. The somatosensory cortex, located in the mid region of the brain, is ...
The cognitive neuroscience and neurocognitive rehabilitation of dance
Creative movement, in the form of music- and dance-based exercise and rehabilitation, can serve as a model for learning and memory, ...
The cognitive structure of movements in classical dance – Fingerprint
Dive into the research topics of 'The cognitive structure of movements in classical dance'. Together they form a unique fingerprint. Sort by; Weight ...
Movement Cognition and Dance Notation - jstor
... structure of dance is amorphous, the units of movement sequences differ from that of the accompanying music, the tempo of the dance is high. Dance notation ...
Neurobiology of Bharatanatyam: Dancing With Your Brain! - Medium
Usually, we associate dancing with our bodies; there are movements, postures, expressions, all of which require the use of our limbs, ...
Cognitive structures in dance - City Research Online
In general, kinematic analysis shows that classical dancers have the ability to efficiently combine movements of related joints into single motor synergies, ...
The dancer's memory: Expertise and cognitive structures in dance.
Bettina Bläsing shows how movement can be studied on different levels, including the cognitive one. Bläsing illustrates how information is stored in the ...
Movement in Mind: Dance, Self-Awareness and Sociality - CORE
The cognitive structure of movement in classical dance. Psychology of Sport and Exercise, 10(3), 350-360. Bones, S. (1987). Terpesichore in Sneakers ...
(PDF) The Cognitive Benefits of Movement Reduction Evidence ...
In this study, we tested this embodied-cognitive-load hypothesis by manipulating whether dancers rehearsed by marking or by dancing "full out" and found that ...
Exploring movement through an evolving lens
Dance is a complex marriage of the body and mind. While it is easy to mistake dance as being purely physical, there is an immense amount of ...
Thomas Schack - Google Scholar
The cognitive structure of movements in classical dance. B Bläsing, G Tenenbaum, T Schack. Psychology of Sport and Exercise 10 (3), 350-360, 2009. 198, 2009.
Re-Languaging Embodiment in Dance Phenomenology and Cognition
New York: Psychology Press. Biasing, Bettina, G. Tenenbaum, and Thomas Schack. 2009. "The Cognitive Structure of. Movements in Classical Dance." Psychology of ...
The inherent movement variability underlying classical ballet ...
How dancers embody and individualize the schema of ballet technique is the focus of this paper. Dance technique is arguably unique among ...