Movement Control 1 0.0 / 5 ? PsychologyBiological PsychologyUniversityAll boards Created by: Meg FraserCreated on: 21-12-17 15:49 What is the motor system not useful for? Cognitive control 1 of 20 What are voluntary movements? Goal-directed 2 of 20 What are reflexes? Involuntary 3 of 20 What movements do rhythmic motor patterns involve? Voluntary and reflexive 4 of 20 What structures are involved in high level movement control? Neocortex and basal ganglia 5 of 20 What are tactical decisions based on? The memory of sensory information from past experiences 6 of 20 What neurons does execution at the low level activate? Motor and interneurons 7 of 20 What structures are involved in the middle level of movement control? Motor cortex and cerebellum 8 of 20 What structures and involved in the low level of movement control? Brain stem and spinal cord 9 of 20 Which movement activates many brain areas? Conscious 10 of 20 What is the highest level of motor control? Prefrontal and posterior parietal cortex 11 of 20 What is the posterior parietal cortex not involved in? Evaluation of external world 12 of 20 What is the prefrontal cortex not involved in? Generation of mental body image 13 of 20 What lesions is neglect associated with? Right inferior parietal lobe 14 of 20 What does a lesion to the right hemisphere posterior parietal cortex lead to? Abnormalities of body image and spatial relations 15 of 20 What does a lesion to left hemisphere posterior parietal cortex lead to? Inability to initiate movements or produce them 16 of 20 In Chen et al, what did neurons in the SMA only respond to? Pulling response then a pushing response 17 of 20 What do mirror neurons play a role in? Imitating movements 18 of 20 What is a prolonged stimulation in the primary motor cortex? Complex series of typical movements towards a target position 19 of 20 It has been found that paralysed patients could potentially move limbs through... Brain activity 20 of 20
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