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Question 1. Describe the general structure of a neuron, the function of each component, and three different types of neurons and their functions

Question 2. Identify the name and location of four parts of the brain that are most actively involved in control of voluntary movement

Question 3. Describe the location of the cerebellum and discuss its roles in motor control

Question 4. Explain the neurological basis for Parkinson's disease

Question 5. Distinguish between the ascending and descending tracts of the CNS and describe their functions in the control of voluntary movement

Question 6. Describe a motor unit and its function in the control of voluntary movement

Question 1. Define the term coordination

Question 2. What is the degrees of freedom problem as it relates to the study of human motor control and learning?

Question 3. Describe the similarities ad differences between closed-loop control system and an open-loop control system

Question 4. Describe a generalized motor program and describe (1) invariant feature and (2) parameters proposed to characterize this program

Question 5. Define and provide an example of each of the following: a. Stability b. Attractors c. Order parameters d. Control parameters e. Coordinative structures f. Self-organization 1. Describe the sensory receptors located in the skin that provide tactile sensory information