If the cerebellum were to be damaged then the person with the damage would have problems when it came to balance and coordination; for example, they would have a high likelihood of walking into things and falling, as their movements would be twitchy, and would not be able to drive, or do things of that sort, due to their inability to judge distance
If the cerebellum were to be damaged then the person with the damage would have problems when it came to balance and coordination; for example, they would have a high likelihood of walking into things and falling, as their movements would be twitchy, and would not be able to drive, or do things of that sort, due to their inability to judge distance