Lambert and Ogles Have Three Main Dimensions of Common Factors

question 7

Multiple Choice

Lambert and Ogles have three main dimensions of common factors to categorize the most commonly suggested common factors.

• A) Known factors, unknown factors, educational factors.
• B) Environmental factors, educational factors, support factors.
• C) Support factors, learning factors, action factors.
• D) Alternative factors, environmental factors, action factors.

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Definitions:

Lateral Hemispheres

Regions of the cerebellum involved in planning, executing, and learning motor movements.

Fine Motor Coordination

The ability to use small muscles, particularly in the hands and fingers, precisely, often necessary for tasks like writing, typing, and manipulating small objects.

Cerebellar Peduncles

Three pairs of stalk-like structures that connect the cerebellum to the brainstem, involved in movement and posture.

Arbor Vitae

The tree-like structure in the cerebellum made up of white matter, which helps coordinate and regulate muscular activity.