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In the past three decades, evidence has accumulated that the cerebellum, besides being involved in motor function, is a component of cognitive circuits. Neuronal tracing and electrophysiological studies in animals, and resting state functional MRI studies in humans, have shown its reciprocal connections with motor, premotor, prefrontal and posterior parietal cortices, and with motor and non-motor regions of the basal ganglia (Bostan et al., 2013; Buckner, 2013).
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