Feasibility of a national health registry program for children with cerebral palsy in Jordan

action with a lower level of accuracy, show less mu-suppression and decreased fronto-parietal coherence during observational learning compared to controls. Results: Preliminary results (based on 12 children; 6 DCD, 6 matched controls) confirmed that children with DCD show a lower level of accuracy than controls in the imitation condition. Moreover, the expected decreased degree of mu suppression in children with DCD was confirmed. Conclusion: Findings can be discussed in the context of the internal modeling deficit hypothesis for children with DCD.