Dr. Stewart is researching how the cerebellum functions. He has a group of test monkeys. He damages the cerebellum on half of th
em and compares their actions with the monkeys whose cerebellums are intact. Which of the following activities would you expect to be impaired in the monkeys with damaged cerebellum? a. reflexesmotor
b. coordination
c. breathing
d. voluntary
e. movements
The cerebellum plays major roles in the timing of motor activities and in rapid, smooth progression from one muscle movement to the next. It also helps to control the intensity of muscle contraction when the muscle load changes and controls the necessary instantaneous interplay between agonist and antagonist muscle groups
it helps to sequence the motor activities and also monitors and makes corrective adjustments in the body's motor activities while they are being executed so that they will conform to the motor signals directed by the cerebral motor cortex and other parts of the brain.
Immanuel Kant's school of thought believes that people have self control, and therefore have free will to choose how to act or not act. Kant believes people all have equal capacities to try and act morally but not everyone does so, therefore some are worthy of praise and happiness while others deserve to be blamed.
