Comparative Study on the Effect of Psychomotricity and Soccer on Withdrawn Behavior of Students with Intellectual Disabilities

Suh, Youn Tae; Ryu, Jin Ho; Jung, Jae Goon

doi:10.17485/ijst/2016/v9i46/107173

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“…Among others, Suh et al . (2016) proved the higher value of the general PA programme compared with the specific sport programmes. General programme are better because they are more complex, and Suh denotes them by the term ‘Psychomotricity’.…”

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“…In general, the objective of implementing any kind of PA training (soccer or other) in the lifestyle of sedentary ID is to improve the general motor coordination that allows improvement in the ability to realise the daily life activities and not the specific sportive capacities. Among others, Suh et al (2016) proved the higher value of the general PA programme compared with the specific sport programmes. General programme are better because they are more complex, and Suh denotes them by the term 'Psychomotricity'.…”

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“…The study of Suh et al . (2016) is not aimed to motor skills improvement but to investigate the effect of sport training on withdrawn behaviour of students with intellectual disabilities. Subjects were divided into two groups (the psychomotricity and the soccer group) each consisting of 12 persons with DS.…”

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“…This is a complex function, a skill, a specific behaviour that integrates and combines motoric and psychological aspects related to perceptive functions, sensory, intellectual and motor development of receiving information and do proper execution of the response act. The study of Suh et al (2016) is not aimed to motor skills improvement but to investigate the effect of sport training on withdrawn behaviour of students with intellectual disabilities. Subjects were divided into two groups (the psychomotricity and the soccer group) each consisting of 12 persons with DS.…”

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The effect of the adapted soccer programme on motor learning and psychosocial behaviour in adolescents with Down syndrome

Perić

Milićević-Marinković²,

Djurovic

2021

J intellect Disabil Res

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Background Numerous studies have proven the significant positive impact of the regular physical activity on general health conditions and quality of life of people with intellectual disability. In practice, various adapted sports activities are used. The current study deals with the effects of the soccer programme. Aim The purpose of the study is to evaluate the effects of adapted soccer on the motor learning and some psychosocial characteristics in adolescents with Down syndrome. Methods Twenty-five participants were recruited and randomised into two groups (exercise and control). Adolescents placed in the exercise group carried out a special soccer programme twice a week during 16 weeks, while adolescents placed in the control group continued with their usual daily regime. Specific motor coordination, level of aggression, attention disorders, level of anxiety and depression, and social problems were measured before and after the training period. Mixed ANOVA were used to evaluate the effects of the experimental treatment. ResultsThe exercise group had significant improvements (P < 0.05) in one of three motor variables (only in the easiest task) and in all psychosocial variables. There are no one significant change in the control group. The adapted soccer programme influenced more seriously on psychosocial characteristics than on motor learning of adolescent with DS. Conclusions The results suggest that adapted soccer training can decrease aggression, anxiety and depression levels, and improve attention, social behaviour and simple motor skills in adolescents with Down syndrome.

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Milićević-Marinković²,

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2021

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Architectural Design of a Fast Search Algorithm and Implementation to Intra-Mode Decision Block of Still Image Coding

Çekli

Akman

2022

J CIRCUIT SYST COMP

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As a requirement of many modern image compression standards faced today, a computational complexity is observed due to the best mode selection in the intra-prediction stage. This computational complexity is tried to be reduced by various techniques without affecting the performance criteria of the image. In this study, a fast search algorithm, which simplifies the mode selection process of the intra-prediction algorithm and provides calculation with less number of modes is proposed. The hardware architecture of this proposed algorithm is implemented for realization. There are two main sections of the intra-prediction algorithm in image compression, namely the image prediction process and the mode selection process. In this study, main objective is to reduce the process time of the mode selection and the simplification of the hardware design. Sum of absolute difference (SAD) is a frequently used criterion to simplify hardware design. The algorithm searches for the most suitable mode in a single step, where the decision is based on the SAD criterion preferred for the simplicity. The proposed algorithm and related hardware architecture is tested by using various experiments. The number of the modes calculated is reduced effectively, while the process is kept within the acceptable limits in terms of peak signal to noise ratio (PSNR) and compression rate (CR) performance criteria. Therefore, the number of clock cycles observed is considerably reduced. The designed architecture is synthesized for the field programmable gate arrays (FPGA) board and the obtained results are given. In addition, these results are compared with the HM reference software where the corresponding results are in accordance with the reference software.

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Comparative Study on the Effect of Psychomotricity and Soccer on Withdrawn Behavior of Students with Intellectual Disabilities

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The effect of the adapted soccer programme on motor learning and psychosocial behaviour in adolescents with Down syndrome

The effect of the adapted soccer programme on motor learning and psychosocial behaviour in adolescents with Down syndrome

Architectural Design of a Fast Search Algorithm and Implementation to Intra-Mode Decision Block of Still Image Coding

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