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KMID : 0375919940120010063
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Journal of Rehabilitation Science
1994 Volume.12 No. 1 p.63 ~ p.71
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Movement Patterns Used to Rise from a Supine Position to Erect Stance
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Abstract
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Standing up from a supine position is important for physical independence. This study was investigated literarily with classic motor development theory the writing of Stockmeyer, Bobaths, Knott and Voss and a life-span concept of motor development.
According to classic theory motor development is primarily caused by the process of maturation of the central nervous system. As a corollary to this theory, when neural maturation is complete, the developmental process terminates.
In contrast to classical theory, a life-span concept of motor development is emerging. A life-span theory of motor developmemt assums that age related change in motor behavior is a lifelong phenomenon.
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