Which of the following receives information from various parts of the cortex and feeds it back to motor cortex?
A) basal ganglia
B) cerebellum
C) red nucleus
D) reticular formation
E) substantia nigra

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The basal ganglia receives inputs from various cortical regions, including the motor cortex, and then sends feedback back to the motor cortex to help initiate and modify voluntary movements. The cerebellum primarily contributes to the refinement of movements and error correction, while the red nucleus, reticular formation, and substantia nigra are involved in various aspects of motor control, but do not directly receive and process cortical inputs like the basal ganglia.

Which of the Following Receives Information from Various Parts of the Cortex