Tina's smooth, coordinated gymnastic movements are primarily the result of her well-functioning:
A)reticular formation
B)limbic system
C)cerebellum
D)tectum

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The cerebellum is responsible for coordinating and regulating movement, including posture and balance. It works to refine and fine-tune movements and is involved in the learning and execution of motor skills, such as those involved in gymnastics. The reticular formation is responsible for regulating arousal and attention, the limbic system is involved in emotion and motivation, and the tectum is involved in visual and auditory processing, none of which play a primary role in coordinated gymnastic movements.

Tina's Smooth, Coordinated Gymnastic Movements Are Primarily the Result of Her