Who was the Russian scientist whose work in motor control and learning from the 1920s through 1950s did not come to the attention of movement scientists in the West until the 1970s, and then helped to initiate an entirely new approach to the study of motor skills?
A. Vladimir Brodsky
B. Nikolai Bernstein
C. Sergey Shevchenko
D. Vladimir Tolstoy
Question 2
Which of the following time periods represents the earliest years in the scientific study of motor learning and control?
A. 1830-1860
B. 1870-1900
C. 1910-1940
D. 1950-1980
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