According to Schmidt's theory of motor control, which of the following would be controlled by the same generalized motor program?   Question 11 options:   Walking and running   Reaching and grasping an object with either hand   Throwing a ball overhand and underhand   Hitting a golf ball and hitting a pitched baseball

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Intelligence

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