Different Muscles in the Body Have Different Amounts of Primary

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Different muscles in the body have different amounts of primary motor cortex devoted to controlling them with some having large areas and other having small areas.

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Definitions:

Body Dysmorphic Disorder

Body Dysmorphic Disorder is a mental health condition characterized by obsessive concern over perceived defects or flaws in one's physical appearance, often leading to significant distress or impaired functioning.

Perceived Body Defects

Flaws or imperfections in one's physical appearance that are observed or believed to be present by the individual, regardless of their actual existence.

Limbic System

An intricate assembly of nerve systems and networks within the brain, incorporating multiple regions close to the cortex's boundary that manage instinct and mood. It governs fundamental emotions (such as fear, joy, and anger) and primal urges (like appetite, sexual desire, dominance, and parental care).

Stress Hormones

Biochemical substances, such as cortisol and adrenaline, released by the body in response to stress, affecting physical and psychological well-being.