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GCSE Psychology · key term
A brain structure that coordinates movement, balance and posture.
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Revise: Early Brain DevelopmentThe brain stem, thalamus, cerebellum and cortex work together; they are not four independent systems that switch on one after another.
A brain structure that coordinates movement and helps maintain balance and posture.
Distinguish coordination of movement by the cerebellum from control of voluntary movement by motor areas of the cortex.
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A part of the brain beneath the back of the cerebrum that controls balance and coordinates movement and muscular activity.
Revise: Stages of Human Development and Brain MaturationThe brain has three main parts: the cerebrum, cerebellum and brainstem. The brainstem connects with the spinal cord and helps control basic life processes such as breathing.
A brain structure towards the lower back of the head that coordinates movement and balance and contributes to learning and remembering motor skills.
