The Involvement of the Cerebellum in Preprogramming Voluntary Movements Is

question 2

Multiple Choice

The involvement of the cerebellum in preprogramming voluntary movements is demonstrated by the observation that many patients with cerebellar lesions are

• A) paralyzed on one side of their body.
• B) paralyzed on both sides of their body.
• C) capable of coordinated movement if they are helped with initiating the movement.
• D) capable of voluntary movements but must think about each step in complex movements individually.

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