Motor Control: Sensory Constraints Flashcards
Perception is a psychological process in which we attach meaning by relating _______, _______, and _______, to sensory experiences.
Past experience
Memory
Judgement
Perception is integration of _______.
Multiple sensory modalities
Perception in interpretation of aspects of ______.
Stimuli
Perception is influenced by _____ and _____.
Experience and emotions
Perception occurs in the _____ and _____ association areas.
Parietal and temporal
Perception is linked with _____ areas for behavior and action.
Prefrontal
Perception is linked with _____ areas for attention and body awareness.
Vision
A lesion to the parietal area would cause _____ deficits.
Attention
A lesion to the prefrontal area would cause _____ and _____.
Personality and behavior changes
A somatosensory cortex lesion would be located in the _____ and would cause deficits to _____.
Parietal lobe
Integration of sensation
A lesion to the right optic nerve would cause _____ visual deficits.
Complete right eye
A lesion to the optic chiasm would cause _____ visual deficit.
Outer half of bilateral eyes
A lesion to the right optic tract would cause _____ visual deficit.
Left sided loss on both eyes
Agnosia is the _____.
Inability to recognize; loss of perception
Somatagnosia is the _____.
Inability to perceive to one or more parts of the body
Anosognosia is the _____.
Denial or unaware of one’s own neuro deficit due to lesion in the parietal lobe or frontal lobe.
Hemi-spatial or unilateral neglect is the _____.
Inability to perceive or integrate one side of the body.
Apraxia is the _____.
Inability to carry out purposeful movements
In individuals with apraxia, _____ stays intact and _____ has a deficit.
Sensation, movement, and coordination intact
Motor planning deficit
We tend to see more _____ than _____ neglects.
Left neglects than right neglects
Motor learning requires _____ cognition.
Unconscious
In stroke patients, _____ instruction impedes with _____learning.
Explicit instruction
Implicit learning
