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Theories of motor control and learning that assume that processes entirely within the central nervous system are capable of explaining movement phenomena without consideration of factors external to the CNS are termed a. closed control systems. b. open control systems. c. complex systems. d. dynamical systems.

   Theories of motor control and learning that assume that processes entirely within the central nervous system are capable of explaining movement phenomena without consideration of factors external to the CNS are termed
a. closed control systems.
b. open control systems.
c. complex systems.
d. dynamical systems.

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Motor Learning and Control: From Theory to Practice

Motor Learning and Control: From Theory to Practice

William Edwards 1st Edition

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Theories of motor control and learning that assume that processes entirely within the central nervous system are capable of explaining movement phenomena without consideration of factors external to the CNS are termed a. closed control systems. b. open control systems. c. complex systems. d. dynamical systems.

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