Phantom Limb Sensations Reflect Not Only the Reorganization of Somatosensory

Phantom limb sensations reflect not only the reorganization of somatosensory cortex, but also patients' memory for sensations thy actually experienced prior to the removal of the body part. The contribution of cortical reorganization to phantom limb sensations exemplifies a ________ influence. The contribution of memory exemplifies a __________.

A) top-down; top-down influence also
B) top-down; bottom-up influence
C) bottom-up; bottom-up influence also
D) bottom-up; top-down influence

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