When are the cells in the premotor cortex (in contrast to the primary motor cortex) most active?
A) In preparation for movements
B) During movements
C) At or after the end of movements
D) During inhibition of movements

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The cells in the premotor cortex are most active in preparation for movements, such as when a person is planning and preparing to reach for an object. In contrast, the primary motor cortex is most active during the actual execution of movements.

When Are the Cells in the Premotor Cortex (In Contrast