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It is an essential part of coordinated movement.

• Touch

• Temperature

• Vision

• Sensation

It is the communication between sensation and motor effort

• Sensory neurons

• Feedback loop

• Open-loop system

• Closed-loop system

Andrew use one hand in receiving the ball while the other hand is on the ground

• symmetrical coordination

• asymmetrical coordination

• symetrical coordination

• asymetrical coordination

Answer explanation

When the arms have to move in different ways refers to asymmetrical coordination.

_ neurons that pick up signals through touch, pain, hearing, or taste

• Neurotransmitter

• Sensory neurons

• Synapse

• Motor neurons

Both arms do essentially the same thing

• symmetrical coordination

• asymmetrical coordination

• symetrical coordination

• asymetrical coordination

Answer explanation

Your body likes to move its limbs in a coordinated fashion it is called Symmetrical coordination

Full name of your practice teacher

• Mark B. Sildora

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• Mark Jones B. Sildora

• John Mark B. Sildora

It control the body's voluntary movements

• Basal Ganglia

• Cerebral Cortex

• Motor Cortex

• Cerebellum

In this phase, the speed of movement comes into play

• Preparation phase

• Initiation phase

• Terminal phase

• Feedback loop

It is a finger like sensory nerves that appear on one end of the neurons

• Myelin Sheath

• Dendrites

• Axon

• Nucleus

Washing dishes is an example of...

• symmetrical coordination

• asymmetrical coordination

• symetrical coordination

• asymetrical coordination

Answer explanation

When the arms have to move in different ways refers to asymmetrical coordination.