The specific pattern of limb motions used in throwing a ball is an example of:
A) An action
B) A movement
C) A neuromotor process
D) A reflex

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A movement is a specific pattern of motion, and throwing a ball involves a coordinated set of movements of the limbs. This is distinct from an action, which is more general and can include multiple movements; a neuromotor process, which refers to the underlying neural mechanisms controlling movement; and a reflex, which is an automatic, involuntary response to a stimulus.

The Specific Pattern of Limb Motions Used in Throwing a Ball