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Planned movements and spontaneous reactions are processed differently in the brain

June 20, 2018 by

Scientists have been able to show in their recently published study of two rhesus monkeys that planned and spontaneous gripping movements have the same brain activity during the movement but that the preceded brain activity differs.

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