Multiple Choice
Match the brain structure to the function.
-Structure-Lateral premotor cortex (lPMC)
A) Function-Plays major role in planning and execution of coordinated movement; regulates timing and force of movements
B) Function-Plays major role in setting goals; active when we perform
C) Function-Active when movement occurs in response to external events
D) Function-Initiates complex movement; active during completion of movement
E) Function-Major site of convergence of bilateral somatosensory inputs from the body with input from other sensory systems
F) Function-Depends primarily on proprioceptive inputs and is active when action is self-initiated
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