Regarding our perception of self-motion, Helmholtz argued that the __________________ of information was most important while Sherrington argued that the __________________ of information was most important. Evidence supports
__________________.
A) inflow; outflow; Sherrington
B) inflow; outflow; Helmholtz
C) outflow; inflow; Sherrington
D) outflow; inflow; Helmholtz

Question

Regarding our perception of self-motion, Helmholtz argued that the __________________ of information was most important while Sherrington argued that the __________________ of information was most important. Evidence supports
 __________________.
A) inflow; outflow; Sherrington
B) inflow; outflow; Helmholtz
C) outflow; inflow; Sherrington
D) outflow; inflow; Helmholtz

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Helmholtz argued that the outflow of information (efference) was most important for our perception of self-motion, while Sherrington emphasized the inflow of information (afference). Evidence supports Helmholtz's perspective, indicating that our perception of self-motion is significantly influenced by the signals our brain sends out to move the body, rather than just the sensory feedback received.

Regarding Our Perception of Self-Motion, Helmholtz Argued That the __________________