Such action potentials from the motor cortex of the brain, for example, are the signals sent to muscles to
initiate voluntary movement, such as pointing a finger.
Not exact matches
Around 30 years ago psychologist Benjamin Libet discovered that if you ask people to make
voluntary movements, their brains
initiate the
movement before they become consciously aware of any intention to move.
Although the public face of Parkinson's disease is a disorder causing tremor, the condition has much more incapacitating effects, such as difficulty
initiating and sustaining
voluntary movement.