Using a Brain-Computer Interface, Some Paralyzed People May Be Able

question 64

Multiple Choice

Using a brain-computer interface, some paralyzed people may be able to move a robotic limb simply by thinking about moving it. This best illustrates

• A) neurogenesis.
• B) constraint-induced therapy.
• C) cognitive neural prosthetics.
• D) magnetic resonance imaging.

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Definitions:

Computer-Mediated Communication

The exchange of messages between individuals or groups through the use of digital platforms or devices.

360-Degree Feedback

A performance appraisal system where an employee is evaluated by feedback collected from their supervisors, peers, subordinates, and sometimes themselves.

Behavioural Competencies

The skills, knowledge, and personal attributes that are observable and measurable, which contribute to an individual's performance and success.

Suggestion System

A formal mechanism within an organization for soliciting ideas and improvements from employees.