What Were the Findings of Libet's EEG Study into Motor

question 14

Multiple Choice

What were the findings of Libet's EEG study into motor intentions?

• A) Participants are unable to reliably report their intentions to act.
• B) Participants report the intention to act before there is significant activity over the motor cortex.
• C) Brain activity in the motor cortex increases before participants report an intention to act.
• D) Changes in the motor cortex activity and reports of the intention to act occur at the same time.

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Definitions:

Retrograde Amnesia

The loss of memory for events that occurred before a traumatic event or the onset of the amnesia.

Dissociative Fugue

Disorder in which a person moves away and assumes a new identity, with amnesia for the previous identity.

Organic Amnesia

Memory loss caused by physical damage to the brain, as from injury or disease, affecting the ability to recall information.

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