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motor control

motor control Motor control is the set of processes involved in initiating and carrying out goal-directed motor actions.

Motor control is the set of processes involved in initiating and carrying out goal-directed motor actions. In this context, it refers to how movement is started and how it is executed.

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Drafting source: Barutchu Ayla; Spence Charles. Faster to react, slower to move: differential effects of multisensory facilitation on movement initiation and execution across the adult lifespan. 2026; DOI 10.3389/fpsyg.2026.1811531; article XML SHA-256 93520f34f574888a1fe7a08ade2eb888e842a928d36ea15736b0f62711e0300d. “Faster to react, slower to move: differential effects of multisensory facilitation on movement initiation and execution across the adult lifespan” (10.3389/fpsyg.2026.1811531).
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