In open-loop control, the brain plans and initiates voluntary movement without the need for sensory feedback. True False
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Open-loop control refers to a type of control system where the output is not influenced by the input or feedback. In this context, it means that once a movement is initiated, it proceeds without adjustments based on sensory feedback. Show more…
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