Stimulation of ________ produced in patients a feeling of wanting to move an upper limb but without any limb movement.

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Stimulation of an association area, rather than the primary motor cortex, can produce a feeling of wanting to move without actual movement. This is because association areas are involved in the integration of information and planning of movements, rather than the direct execution of movements, which is the role of the motor cortex.

Stimulation of ________ Produced in Patients a Feeling of Wanting