Theories of Sensorimotor Learning Emphasize Two Kinds of Learning-Related Changes

question 22

Multiple Choice

Theories of sensorimotor learning emphasize two kinds of learning-related changes in sensorimotor programs:

• A) chunking and increasing conscious control of the learned sensorimotor response.
• B) transferring the neural control of the learned sensorimotor response to lower levels of the CNS and increasing conscious control of it.
• C) chunking and increasing the degree of neural control.
• D) transferring the neural control of the learned sensorimotor response to higher levels of the CNS and increasing the conscious control of it.
• E) chunking and transferring much of the control of the response to lower levels of the nervous system.

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