Stimulation of the pre-SMA cortex induces
A) automatic movements.
B) a visual sensation.
C) the strong urge to make a movement.
D) mild motor seizures.
E) suppression of motor function.

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Stimulation of the pre-SMA cortex has been found to induce a strong urge to make a movement, but does not necessarily result in automatic movements or visual sensations. Mild motor seizures are unlikely to be induced by pre-SMA stimulation, and while some suppression of motor function may occur, this is not typically the primary effect of pre-SMA stimulation.

Stimulation of the Pre-SMA Cortex Induces