Motor Coordination Physiology Quiz

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Questions and Answers

Which sensory modalities are typically relied upon for adjusting kinematic and kinetic parameters in motor coordination?

  • Vestibular and thermal sensation
  • Taste and touch
  • Auditory and olfactory
  • Proprioception and vision (correct)

What is the main factor contributing to the variability in goal-directed movements?

  • Large degrees of freedom due to many associated neuro-musculoskeletal elements (correct)
  • Inherent variability in motor coordination
  • Synergies in body movements
  • Complex sensory feedback mechanisms

What contributes to non-repeatable movements, such as pointing or standing up from sitting?

  • Large degrees of freedom in movements (correct)
  • Poor muscle strength
  • Inconsistent sensory feedback
  • Lack of motor coordination

What is the primary reason for the inherent variability in the coordinated movement of body parts?

<p>Multiple ways of coordinating body parts due to large degrees of freedom (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What allows actions and movements to be executed in multiple ways?

<p>Synergies in body movements (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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