Special Populations through a Motor Control Lens

Three credits · Undergraduate

The course examines how deficits in information processing manifests as atypical social and motor behaviours across various special populations. Students will analyze the underlying processes of these differences and explore atypical behaviours as neural adaptations. The course aims to foster a clinical mindset centered on neurodiversity and functional adaptation in healthcare. Includes an optional service-learning placement. Prerequisite: HKIN 215. Three credits.