Though many fine and gross movements slow with age, an exception appears to be
A. physically fit or exceptionally healthy individuals maintaining speed better
B. those who have continued to practice an activity maintaining speed
C. vocal responses showing fewer signs of slowing than manipulatory movements
D. all of the other responses are correct
Question 2
Slowing reaction time associated with age could be a function of
A. increase in cerebral blood flow
B. increase in brain cells
C. presence of disease
D. all selections are correct
Wasp ocelli (simple eyes) and dorsal part of the compound eyes; also showing fine, unbranched hairs
The Sun as it appears from the surface of Earth before sunset.
Fault Movements at Plate Boundaries
Gross and fine motor development
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Joint movements of the lower leg for recovery after strenuous exercise.