When one muscle group is stimulated, no nervous signals are sent to the opposing group. This is the result of
A) reciprocal innervation.
B) lack of innervation.
C) hyperreflexia.
D) compensation.
E) depolarization.

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Reciprocal innervation is a process where the activation of one muscle group leads to the inhibition of the opposing muscle group, preventing simultaneous contraction and allowing smooth movement.

When One Muscle Group Is Stimulated, No Nervous Signals Are