Exam 7: Movement
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Sir David Ferrier found specific motor areas of the brain in ________.
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Generally, activation of specific areas of the _________________ accompanies voluntary control of corresponding muscle groups in your body.
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Parkinson's disease is associated with a progressive degeneration of neurons in the _________.
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Police field sobriety rests often assess a driver's ________.
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What would you expect to see in someone who is a trained athlete compared to someone who is a novice when they execute an athletic movement?
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Which of the following best summarizes the findings observed in an fMRI study that attempted to explain why you cannot tickle yourself?
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The rationale behind "icing" a kicker by calling a time out at a critical play in a football game is based on the observation that ________ interferes with automaticity of skilled movements.
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MRI scans indicate that elderly subjects participating in exercise programs had ___________ compared to sedentary controls.
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________ found that certain small areas of the cortex, when stimulated, produced specific movements in dogs.
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The ability to sense the position, orientation, and movement of one's own body is known as ________.
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The anterior corticospinal tract controls the muscles of ________.
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The ________ is projection of nerve fibers that connect the cerebral cortex to the brainstem and spinal cord.
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Most of the cells in the corticospinal tracts originate ________ of the primary motor cortex.
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The ________ suggests that speech is perceived as an extension of gestures generated by individuals articulating communicative sounds.
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Wernicke's area is known for its involvement in speech production.
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The ________ suggests that the primate system involved in grasping responses eventually evolved into critical components that prepared the human brain for language.
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The creative theory of language production holds that speech is perceived as an extension of communicative gestures.
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Regardless of whether a movement is voluntary or involuntary, motor responses require a(n) ____________ nerve to contract a muscle.
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