How does the brain control human behavior? question 13 options:a. specific brain regions control specific behaviors. b. simple behaviors are controlled by specific brain regions; complex behaviors are controlled by the interaction of multiple brain regions. c. it has intricate and overlapping patterns of activity that involve networks made up of many different connected structures.

d. conscious behaviors are controlled by specific brain regions; subconscious behaviors are controlled by the interaction of multiple brain regions?

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How does the brain control human behavior? question 13 options:a. specific brain regions control specific behaviors. b. simple behaviors are controlled by specific brain regions; complex behaviors are controlled by the interaction of multiple brain regions. c. it has intricate and overlapping patterns of activity that involve networks made up of many different connected structures.

d. conscious behaviors are controlled by specific brain regions; subconscious behaviors are controlled by the interaction of multiple brain regions?

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Braxton Gill · Answer 1

Answer A is the best choice. Specific areas of the brain are responsible for controlling certain behaviors. For example, speech has its own centers in the brain, the movement has its own areas, and hearing and sight each have their own functional centers. Those parts of the brain have developed specified behaviors based upon the information transmitted to them through other parts of the nervous (and other) systems.