U-9 diss Neuroscience

READING AND RESOURCES Read the following chapter in your textbook:Brain & Behavior: An Introduction to Behavioral Neuroscience Bob Garrett; Gerald Hough Chapter 11: “The Body Senses and Movement” In Chapter 11 you will explore how the brain acquires information about both the body and the surrounding environment. You will investigate the methods and pathways through which sensory input is processed by learning about the neural processes and pathways responsible for the perception of pain. You will explore the roles and functions of various brain structures in coordinating and executing motor actions as you investigate specific movement disorders, understanding how they impact the brain's capacity to control and execute movement. Understanding Movement Impairments in the Brain: Causes, Effects, and Therapeutic Insight This week, you will focus on movement disorders and their neural origins. By drawing from the unit readings, you will analyze how conditions such as Parkinson's disease and Huntington's disease can profoundly affect an individual's motor control. To add depth to our discussion, you will locate a relevant journal article from the Purdue Global Library, examining potential treatments or interventions for these conditions. This exploration is not only aimed at improving our comprehension of movement disorders but also at shedding light on strategies for managing and enhancing the quality of life for those affected. In your discussion, Discuss how movement is impaired in specific movement disorders, such as Parkinson's disease, Huntington's disease, or other disorders discussed in this week's reading. What neural abnormalities underlie these disorders, and how do they affect a person's ability to control their movements? Are there treatments or interventions available to mitigate these impairments? Locate a journal article from the Purdue Global Library to support your reply and discuss the findings.