How Do the Motions of Stroke Patients Generally Compare with the Motions

question 13

Multiple Choice

How do the motions of stroke patients generally compare with the motions of control subjects?

• A) The stroke patients activate much smaller areas of the cortex.
• B) The stroke patients activate comparable areas of the cortex.
• C) The stroke patients activate much larger areas of the cortex.
• D) The stroke patients activate cortical regions in different lobes.

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