The degrees of freedom within a system is the number of ways in which the system in question (i.e., ...

The degrees of freedom within a system is the number of ways in which the system in question (i.e., skeletal, muscular, cellular, etc.) can
 A. independently vary.
  B. connect to other system components.
  C. be constrained to act as a single unit.
  D. correctly accomplish a desired outcome.

Question 2

The ability to change an action once it has begun, either in response to new or corrected sensory information, is termed motor
 A. transfer.
  B. variability.
  C. equivalence.
  D. modifiability.

Question 3

If you are using both hands to hold something, you can still flip on a light switch using your elbow (you could even use your nose). Sheridan has referred to this capacity of accomplishing the same goal in different ways as motor
 A. consistency.
  B. modifiability.
  C. redundancy.
  D. equivalence.

Question 4

________________ are genetic traits which underlie the execution of motor skills.
 A. Fundamental movements
  B. Movement patterns
  C. Action units
  D. Abilities