Apraxic patients can sometimes perform actions as part of automatic routines despite their inability to perform these acts on command. This suggests __________.
A) different levels of organization for motor function
B) a disorganization of the sensory world
C) a lesion in Broca's area
D) a disruption of function in the brain stem

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The ability of apraxic patients to perform actions as part of automatic routines suggests that there are different levels of organization for motor function, with some actions being more automated and others requiring more conscious control.

Apraxic Patients Can Sometimes Perform Actions as Part of Automatic