The First Direct Evidence That the Cortex Controls Movement Was

question 139

Multiple Choice

The first direct evidence that the cortex controls movement was provided by:

• A)Wilder Penfield.
• B)Paul Broca.
• C)Gustav Fritsch and Eduard Hitzig.
• D)John Hughlings-Jackson.

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Definitions:

Work Measurement

The process of determining the time required for a qualified worker to complete a specified task under given conditions.

Time Studies

The process of measuring the time required to perform tasks or work operations as a means of establishing standard times and improving efficiency.

Worker's Performance

The assessment of how effectively an individual's work activities and output achieve the expectations or objectives set by the employer.

Stopwatch Study

A technique used in time and motion studies to measure the time it takes to perform a specific task.