African Continent: What is Voodoo? Where did it originate? Describe their God and the three important classifications.

What conditions did African people encounter when they ended up in the United States? What happened to their practices and traditions?

What conditions did African people encounter when they ended up in the United States? What happened to their practices and traditions?

Samoa in The Pacific Islands: What does Siva mean? Please describe in detail.

Who was Sitting Bull? Why was he so important? What is influence over the Sun Dance and Ghost Dance?

Dance and Human Commonalities: What are the differences between the Internal and the External Worlds? Please be detailed in your answer.

58. When intrafusal muscle fibers contract, the tension on the central nuclear region of the muscle spindle _____________ and the firing rate of the Type Ia afferent sensory nerve fiber _______________.

62. Clinical Case (2 of 2 questions): Noah is a 22yo patient undergoing physical therapy to recover from a severe patellar dislocation that he sustained during his recent soccer match. Following his injury, Noah has been placed in a knee immobilizer for 2 weeks, preventing knee flexion of his injured leg. In addition to weakness of the injured leg, Noah presents with significant difficulty in learning the new gait pattern required with wearing his knee immobilizer. A goal of your PT treatment is to improve the symmetry and control of Noah’s gait pattern by leveraging adaptive motor learning.   Noah is also experiencing muscle spasms and cramping, and is taking a drug that acts on GABAergic receptors for these symptoms. Which of the following synapses involved in adaptive motor learning will be MOST DIRECTLY affected by this drug?  

56. Clinical case (1 of 1 question): Your patient had a stroke affecting their left PCA 4 weeks ago. You ask your patient to pick up a cup half filled with iced tea. Your patient appears to have no conscious perception of the size and orientation of this cup; they pick the cup abruptly with their right hand, flip it on its side and spill the drink all over the floor. They continue to hold the cup and manipulate it in their right hand, turning it around as if they do not recognize it. Which of the following lesions MOST likely to explain this patient’s deficits?

57. Frontal eye fields within the LEFT cortex generate a volitional RIGHTward saccade by: