Zusammenfassung
Ein Performance-Skill (Performanzfertigkeit) ist die kleinste mögliche Bewegungseinheit innerhalb einer Betätigung.
Hat die Therapeutin ein problematisches Performance-Skill identifiziert, spricht man vom Break-Down-Point. Es muss nicht zwingend die komplette Betätigung geübt werden, um eine zufriedenstellende Ausführung zu erreichen. Es kann genügen, nur am Break-Down-Point zu üben.
Dabei sollten folgende Komponenten im Training enthalten sein: betätigungsspezifisch, repetitiv, intensiv, mit externen Referenzflächen.
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Orellana, A. (2021). Performance-Skills (Performanzfertigkeiten) trainieren. In: Betätigungsorientierte Ergotherapie bei Morbus Parkinson. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-62583-5_13
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