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What is the part of the brain responsible for coordination of the body movements?
All parts of brain are involved in a general function .Motor centers of cerebrum cause a movement and parts of cerebellum make movements accurate and balanced .
What is symetry?
A balanced arrangement of body parts
Types of body movements?
Forward, Backward, left, right, up down, circle, sphere
What parts of the brain that coordinates body movements?
cerebellum
2 types of body movements in dancing?
Two types of body movements in dancing are isolations, where different body parts move independently of each other, and locomotor movements, which involve traveling through space.
What is sensitivity to the positions and movements of the limbs and other body parts?
Proprioception
How does your body works?
Well that IS a big answer I am going to give you!! You all have different body parts like the muscle movements etc, etc!
How do's the Kinect work?
The Kinect has 3 cameras that are programmed to track your various body parts and convert your movements to on screen movements. The possibilities of using the technology are endless!
What is Writhing Movements?
Writhing movements are involuntary twisting or contorting motions of the body, often seen in medical conditions like dystonia or seizures. These movements can be abrupt and irregular, impacting various body parts. Treatment may involve medications, physical therapy, or surgery, depending on the underlying cause.
Receptors in the muscles tendons and joints that inform the brain of the position and movements of the body parts are functionally known as?
proprioreceptors
What does the amount of representation in the motor cortex reflect?
The amount of representation in the motor cortex reflects the level of precision and control that a particular body part has in performing movements. Parts of the body that require fine motor skills and intricate movements, like the hands and fingers, have a larger representation in the motor cortex compared to larger body parts like the trunk.
What is a lokomotor and non lokomotor?
Lokomotor movements involve the whole body moving from one place to another, such as walking or running. Non-lokomotor movements involve the body staying in one place while parts of the body move, such as bending, swaying, or stretching.
