What is a central pattern generator?
a. A neural mechanism that guides movement on the basis of sensory feedback
b. A neural mechanism that produces an alternation between two movements
c. A neural network that produces a rhythmic pattern of motor action
d. An innate movement that, once triggered, continues automatically until its completion
C
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When people speak to a young baby, their voices show great variation in both pitch and word emphasis. This aspect of speech production is called
a. linearization. b. the gist. c. syntax. d. prosody.
According to the research about the writing process,
a. writing is produced by directly accessing semantic memory. b. the components of working memory are all active during writing. c. writing requires the extensive use of default assumptions and graceful degradation during parallel distributed processing. d. writing is essentially the same as speaking, except for the motor movements required to produce language.