WEEKLY DEVELOPMENT DYNAMISM OF REACTION TIME OF HEALTHY AND MENTALLY RETARDED FEMALES

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FARHADI L.; GHAEINI S.; BEHPOOR N.

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Journal: JOURNAL OF SPORT BIOSCIENCE RESEARCHES Year:2011 | Volume:1 | Issue:1 Page(s): 31-44

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WEEKLY DEVELOPMENT DYNAMISM OF REACTION TIME OF HEALTHY AND MENTALLY RETARDED FEMALES

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FARHADI L. | GHAEINI S. | BEHPOOR N. | Issue Writer Certificate

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DEVELOPMENT DYNAMISMQ3

MOTION REACTION TIMEQ3

MENTAL RETARDATIONQ2

Abstract

Speed qualities as a component of Physical fitness has the main role in the rehabilitation of handicapped children. Among mentally retarded children, immaturity of stimulatory and inhibitory processes of central nerve system and inactivity due to social limitations cause considerable deficit of almost all of their motor abilities. Nowadays it is believed that mentally retarded children lag from their healthy counterpart's norms in all of movement abilities including speed. Although it is believed that if the conditions of activity is available for these children, abnormal growth organization would try highly to remove the past losses by the compensatory mechanisms, but there is no enough information about weekly DEVELOPMENT DYNAMISM of mentally retarded children's speed qualities and adoption of strategies proper to that dynamism in training schedules. So the purpose of this project is review of weekly DEVELOPMENT DYNAMISM of reaction time among healthy and mentally retarded females in circuit training. The researchers supposed that weekly DEVELOPMENT DYNAMISM of healthy and mentally retarded children's reaction times are different. Subjects of this semi-experimental research was composed of two groups with 15 healthy and train ably mentally retarded (TMR) females that was chosen randomly from local and atypical schools of Kermanshah city. For 8 week, two groups participate in 3 sessions in circuit training. For measuring of reaction time, ruler test was used. Statistics practices performed with repeated measure ANOVA, independent and dependent t-test in SPSS program at (P>0.05) and results showed that although the improvements in all weeks was not equal for two groups, the general process of two groups was significant for reaction time index. As a result, the mentally retarded children with the motional opportunities have the potential improvement possibilities in the movement reaction time index, although their exercise methods should be specialized according of defect structure.

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FARHADI, L., GHAEINI, S., & BEHPOOR, N.. (2011). WEEKLY DEVELOPMENT DYNAMISM OF REACTION TIME OF HEALTHY AND MENTALLY RETARDED FEMALES. JOURNAL OF SPORT BIOSCIENCE RESEARCHES, 1(1), 31-44. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/240476/en

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FARHADI L., GHAEINI S., BEHPOOR N.. WEEKLY DEVELOPMENT DYNAMISM OF REACTION TIME OF HEALTHY AND MENTALLY RETARDED FEMALES. JOURNAL OF SPORT BIOSCIENCE RESEARCHES[Internet]. 2011;1(1):31-44. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/240476/en

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L. FARHADI, S. GHAEINI, and N. BEHPOOR, “WEEKLY DEVELOPMENT DYNAMISM OF REACTION TIME OF HEALTHY AND MENTALLY RETARDED FEMALES,” JOURNAL OF SPORT BIOSCIENCE RESEARCHES, vol. 1, no. 1, pp. 31–44, 2011, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/240476/en

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