The Core Problems Chapter Described Research Findings from Flies, Fish

question 20

Multiple Choice

The Core Problems chapter described research findings from flies, fish, monkeys, and humans. Seeing common principles exemplified in these species can be taken to suggest that

• A) Human motor control relies on principles that probably evolved in the animal kingdom
• B) Similar neural mechanisms are likely to underlie human motor control and animal motor control
• C) Similar perceptual-motor challenges are likely to confront humans and animals
• D) All of the above

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