What Does the Theory That Suggests That the Cerebellum Acts

question 24

Multiple Choice

What does the theory that suggests that the cerebellum acts as a comparator and error-correcting mechanism say?

• A)The cerebellum determines which neurons will fire in which sequence.
• B)The cerebellum acts to transmit information to execute movement.
• C)The cerebellum manages all sensory information transmitted from the periphery.
• D)The cerebellum acts to compare actual movement with the intended movement.

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Definitions:

Fearful Temperament

A disposition characterized by high levels of apprehension, anxiety, and avoidance in novel or uncertain situations.

Psychosocial Crisis

A conflict experienced during different stages of life that requires the individual to adapt to new challenges and roles, as theorized by Erik Erikson.

Trust Versus Mistrust

A stage in Erik Erikson's theory of psychosocial development where infants learn whether or not they can trust the world to satisfy their basic needs.

Social Referencing

“Reading” emotional cues in others to help determine how to act in a particular situation.