GLOSARIO

-transfer: is the action or effect of transfer oftake someone something from one place to another or give to another.

-Positive Transference: Occurs when learning atask facilitates learning another.

-Transference negative: Occurs when thelearning a task impairs another.

-null Transference: In this case, the task has no effect onthe other task is being taught or been learned.

-Interference: clutters new learning, but not prevented.

-Retroactive transfer: Occurs when later learningIt affects prior learning.

-Proactive transfer: it occurs when prior learning affect later learning.

- Vertical Transfer: Occurs when theprior learning serve to learn similar tasks, but morecomplex.

-lateral transfer: occurs when aindividual is able to perform a similar task and the same level ofcomplexity as a result of having learned another previously.

-intersensorial transfer: The transfer of one sensory modality to another.

-Memory: is a brain function involved in all processes of human learning.

-MOTOR SKILLS: capacity is acquired through learning. The movements are voluntary and coordinated in which certain muscles to perform a technique with minimum expenditure of energy and time are activated.