Ventromedial pathways provide
A) automatic control of the hands, feet, and parts of limbs farther from the body.
B) automatic control of the neck, torso, and parts of limbs close to the body.
C) voluntary control of the hands, feet, and the medial sections of limbs.
D) voluntary control of the neck and torso.

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Ventromedial pathways are responsible for automatic control of the neck, torso, and parts of limbs that are close to the body. This includes movements like maintaining upright posture, balance, and reflexes like pulling away from a hot surface.

Ventromedial Pathways Provide