The study of motor control focuses on two primary questions. The first question concerns how body movements are controlled, and the second with how ____________ are controlled
A. energy expenditures
B. reflexes
C. posturesD, joint angles
C
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DSM-5 diagnoses are grouped under 22 primary headings based on
a. presumed causes. b. biological factors. c. descriptive similarity. d. theoretical assumptions.
Research suggests that the mere exposure effect ____
a. is unique to humans (does not occur among other animals) b. occurs via the conscious system only c. is unique to humans (does not occur among other animals) AND occurs via the conscious system only d. is NOT unique to humans and does NOT occur via the conscious system
In the context of similarity, which of the following is true of people who like another person?
A. Attractiveness does not influence initial attraction. B. Liking is explicit when it is one-sided. C. Similarity influences short-term attraction. D. Proximity influences initial attraction.
ISLE 9.11 Bálint's SyndromeClick on the above link to work though the ISLE activity. Once you've completed the activity, navigate back and answer the following question.Part of this exercise included watching a video of a man who has been diagnosed with Bálint's Syndrome as he attempted to perform an object identification task with a spoon, and a comb. Based on what you observed regarding his inability to perform this task, which of the following was illustrated?
A. attentional blindness B. prosopagnosia C. simultagnosia D. parietal neglect