Which dimension describes the number of subroutines?

Which dimension describes the number of subroutines?

• A. Organisation
• B. Continuity
• C. Muscular Involvement
• D. Complexity

Answer: (A)

Think about how a skill is put together. The number of subroutines describes how many distinct parts the skill has and how they are arranged in order. That aspect—the structure and sequencing of the parts of a skill—is captured by the organisation dimension. So counting subroutines is a way to describe how the skill is organised, from simple with few parts to more complex with many parts. The other dimensions describe different ideas: continuity is about the flow of the movement, muscular involvement about which muscles are used, and complexity about overall difficulty and how many elements or decisions are involved.

Think about how a skill is put together. The number of subroutines describes how many distinct parts the skill has and how they are arranged in order. That aspect—the structure and sequencing of the parts of a skill—is captured by the organisation dimension. So counting subroutines is a way to describe how the skill is organised, from simple with few parts to more complex with many parts. The other dimensions describe different ideas: continuity is about the flow of the movement, muscular involvement about which muscles are used, and complexity about overall difficulty and how many elements or decisions are involved.