A Gymnast Knows Where His Arms and Legs Are as He

question 113

Multiple Choice

A gymnast knows where his arms and legs are as he does his tumbling routine because information from his muscles and joints is relayed to his _____ lobe.

• A)temporal
• B)frontal
• C)occipital
• D)parietal

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Definitions:

Two-Factor Theory

A psychological theory suggesting that human behavior is influenced by two separate factors: motivation (intrinsic) factors, which drive satisfaction, and hygiene (extrinsic) factors, which can prevent dissatisfaction.

Hygiene

Practices and conditions that help maintain health and prevent the spread of diseases, typically involving cleanliness.

Motivators

Factors that increase an individual's drive to perform actions or engage in behavior towards achieving a goal.

Working Conditions

The environment, terms, and circumstances under which an individual is employed, including hours, environment, physical demands, and legality.