Kinesiology 1080A/B Lecture Notes - Lecture 10: Parietal Lobe

• School: Western University
• Department: Kinesiology
• Course: Kinesiology 1080A/B
• Professor: Matthew Heath

Document Summary

At low frequencies the central nervous system can move in aniphase. At high frequencies the central nervous system can coordinate inphase movement. High can only rely on one iming structure (cerebellum) Perform at the same speed, essenially draw the same igure with both hands. Due to the swoop at the botom of the gamma symbol, iming structures of both igures don"t match. People with split brain can devote two separate iming structures to a task, and can perform the gamma-v experiment correctly. With extensive pracice, you can develop two diferent iming structures. Ifg and parietal lobe tells you what you should be atending to, if ifg is underacivated, its not telling your brain where to focus your atenion; does not devote your atenion to the appropriate locaion. Occipital cortex isn"t leing in all the informaion needed to make a correct response. People with damage to the right ifg, they will have diiculty in atenional control.