The copy of neural signals about an intended movement sent by the motor cortex to the cerebellum is known as the:

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The copy of neural signals about an intended movement sent by the motor cortex to the cerebellum is known as the efference copy. Efference copies are neural signals that are sent from motor areas of the brain to other areas to inform them of the planned movements of the body. This helps to coordinate motor activity and maintain balance and stability.

The Copy of Neural Signals About an Intended Movement Sent