Reflex pathways require no input from the brain, and if the spinal cord is severed, blocking communication between most of the body and the brain, reflexive responses can still occur.

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Reflex pathways are controlled by spinal reflex arcs, which operate independently of the brain. Therefore, it is possible for reflexive responses to occur even if the spinal cord is severed and communication between the body and the brain is disrupted.

Reflex Pathways Require No Input from the Brain, and If