C2 Lesson 3

Question 1

is best thought of as a complex, highly integrated process involving thousands of ensembles of sensory information from the periphery that are processed by a network of neurons

Answer 1

Sensory motor control

Question 2

COMPONENTS OF SENSORY-MOTOR CONTROL

Answer 2

Vision
Touch
Proprioception
Hearing
Taste
Smell
Vestibular

Question 3

the sense associated with the visual sensory system.

Answer 3

Vision

Question 4

the detection of specific characteristics of the object, person, or environment through tactile sensory receptors in our skin that are part of our somatic sensory system.

Answer 4

Touch

Question 5

five movement-related characteristics influenced by tactile sensory information that the CNS receives from touch

Answer 5

Movement accuracy
Movement consistency
Movement timing
Movement force adjustments
Estimate movement distance

Question 6

the sensation and perception of limb, trunk and head position and movement.

Answer 6

Proprioception

Question 7

a mechanical sense. It turns physical movement into the electrical signals that make up the language of the brain, translating these vibrations into what we experience as the world of sound.

Answer 7

Hearing

Question 8

groupings of taste

Answer 8

Sweet
Salty
Sour
Bitter

Question 9

a Japanese word that roughly translates to yummy

Answer 9

Umami

Question 10

olfactory receptors cells are located in a mucous membrane at the top of the nose

Answer 10

Smell

Question 11

contributes to our ability to maintain balance and body posture

Answer 11

Vestibular

Question 12

It includes reflexes as well as directed movement

Answer 12

Sensory Motor Control