Which stage of Vereijken's dynamical systems model of the stages of learning is most defined by the freeing of degrees of freedom and the emergence of synergies?
A. Expert stage.
B. Novice stage.
C. Advanced stage.
D. All stages equally.
Question 2
According to dynamical systems theory, when first learning a movement skill, especially a complex one, learners adopt rigid body patterns as well as locking joints so that limbs move as a single unit in order to
A. reduce the degrees of freedom they must control.
B. limit the constraints placed upon their movement patterns.
C. reduce cognitive demands simplifying their decision processes.
D. simplifying their perceptual understanding of task constraints.
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