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The ________ is involved in the organization of how you will move your body in space in response to a verbal command.
 
  a. left hemisphere
  b. ventral frontal cortex
  c. right hemisphere
  d. basal ganglia
  e. cerebellum

Question 2

A key function of ventral premotor cortex is to
 
  a. facilitate the performance of a series of movements.
  b. allow primates to use visual cues to imitate the motor actions of others.
  c. evoke the desire to perform a movement.
  d. allow an organism to learn to respond with a specific movement to a nonarbitrary visual cue.
  e. dampen overactivity of the basal ganglia.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: a. left hemisphere

Answer to Question 2

Answer: b. allow primates to use visual cues to imitate the motor actions of others.



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