ASSIGNMENT | How the Brain Coordinates Our Movements Introduction Movement is often the most observable component of behavior.

How the Brain Coordinates Our Movements Introduction Movement is often the most observable component of behavior. This week, consider our movements, which reflect the influences of the state of the body and the pressures of the environment. Some movements are highly complex and can take years to learn through conscious practice and feedback, such as in the complex sequence of movements in a choreographed dance. | PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW AT studenthelp.contentfence.com | With practice and learning, complex movements can become automatic and require little or no conscious control. Other movements are almost instantaneous and require no learning or conscious control, such as withdrawal reflexes, or startle reflexes.