Course program
• Introduction to teaching: Theory of the approach to the study of movement.
• Rehabilitation: definition, disciplinary contributions and rehabilitation models.
The mechanistic theory. Historical-cultural background and related rehabilitation.
• Behaviorism. Theoretical and related rehabilitation concepts.
• The Soviet neurophysiological school. Functional Systems; Anochin and the structure of the behavioral act.
• Cognitivism.
• The Schmidt and Neisser models. Rehabilitation related.
• The pragmatics of language, the pragmatics of movement.
• Theory of multiple representations and movement.
• Theory of muscle compartmentation
Books
Luria: “Come lavora il cervello” Il Mulino
Anochin, Bernestein, Sokolov: “Neurofisiologia e cibernetica” Ubaldini Roma
Neisser: “Conoscenza e realtà” Il Mulino
Perfetti: “Uomini e macchine” Eri
Mecacci: “Storia della psicologia” Laterza
Watslavick, Beavin, Jackson: “Pragmatica della comunicazione umana” Astrolabio
M. Sbisà: “Gli atti linguistici” Feltrinelli
Maturana, Varela: Autopoiesi e cognizione” Marsilio
Teaching mode
lessons with the aid of visual means
Frequency
attendance is a legal obligation
Exam mode
oral exam with questions concerning the rehabilitative sciences program
Lesson mode
The teacher provides frontal teaching with traditional methods, with audiovisual aids and with the scheduling of lessons as reported on the GOMP System Classrooms/Timetables and published on the web site of the CdS.