The Finding That Delay of Feedback on Slow Positioning Tasks

question 25

Multiple Choice

The finding that delay of feedback on slow positioning tasks does not have much of an effect on learning can be interpreted as

• A)evidence supporting the importance of reinforcement in motor learning
• B)evidence against the importance of reinforcement in motor learning
• C)evidence supporting the guidance hypothesis of motor learning
• D)evidence against the guidance hypothesis of motor learning

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Definitions:

Neurologic Examination

A series of tests conducted to assess the nervous system's functioning, including muscle strength, reflexes, balance, and sensation.

Central

Pertaining to the center or most important part of an object, area, or function.

Peripheral

Relating to or situated on the edge or periphery of something; in medical terms, it often refers to the outer regions of the body, such as the limbs.

Autonomic

Relating to the autonomic nervous system, which controls involuntary bodily functions such as heart rate, digestion, and respiratory rate.