“…The use of demonstration to facilitate learning or understanding a motor skill finds support in Bandura’s (1986) theory of social learning. According to Bandura, four subprocesses underlie learning by observing a model, namely, selective attention, retention, production, and motivation (Bandura & Jeffrey, 1973; Bruzi, 2013; Tani, Bruzi, Bastos, & Chiviacowsky, 2011; Tonello & Pellegrini, 1998). In the assessment of motor development, proper and uniform or standardized skill demonstrations to illustrate the measurement criteria are fundamental to test reliability when applying the assessment tool to establish normative performance and compare the performance of groups of children (Valentini et al., 2008).…”