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The Influence Of Change In Kinesiometric Conditions On The Results Of Hand Plate Taping Test With Preschool Children

The aim of the research was to establish whether the results of speed test of single limb repeated movement are improved after familiarization with the test protocol. The sample consisted of 50 preschool children (27 in the experimental and 23 in the control group) whose mean age was 71, 5 months. The results indicated that when compared to the control group, the experimental group significantly improved their results in speed test “hand plate tapping” after 3 treatments with 5 test trials (25, 37/21, 58 taps, ANOVA test ; F=20, 69, p=0, 00). The results were also better in comparison to the initial test (25, 37/15, 58 taps, t-test ; -15, 58, p=0, 00). The research determined that if children are given adequate instructions and test trials with sufficient feedback on their test performance, then they achieve statistically significant better results in speed tests.

preschool children ; assessment of motor skills ; familiarization

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