When walking or running down the street, the rhythmic movement of your legs is likely being regulated by a
A) diverging circuit
B) converging circuit
C) reverberating circuit
D) parallel after-discharge circuit

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The rhythmic movement of your legs while walking or running is a type of motor pattern known as a central pattern generator (CPG). CPGs are controlled by reverberating circuits, where the output of the circuit feeds back onto itself to sustain the pattern of activity.

When Walking or Running Down the Street, the Rhythmic Movement