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Figure 2 Transient perturbation generated by motor activation in scalar burst mode data.

We would further add that the effectiveness of PET in imaging behavior in chimpanzees is particularly strong in this report because we intentionally tried to elicit unimanual motor activation in the apes and this was clearly evident in our results.

If one admits that a decrease of activity in orbito-frontal cortex mimics, although to a different extent, the effect of a lesion one may account for the motor activation in response to ugly stimuli as a covert release of an appropriate motor behavior.

In the present study we used button presses that are well established in the motor repertoire of adult subjects and known for their ability to generate motor activation in an observer as shown by neuroimaging [27] [29] and electro- and magnetoencephalographic studies [30] [33].

Motor activation in response to a novel environment is stimulated by the arousal salience of the novel stimulus.

Infants exhibited motor activation in the case of the grasping hand, but not when the hand was in a back-of-hand posture.

Such motor activations in Tension are likely to reflect a high complexity of rhythmical patterns (Bengtsson et al. 2009) in musical pieces inducing this emotion.

Experimental muscle pain, clinical muscle pain, and MTrPs have all been shown to alter motor activation patterns in a similar manner as the kinematic disturbances seen in shoulder pain patients often referred to as SIS [ 47- 49].

Patients with more complete recovery were more likely to have "normal" motor activation whereas activation in other motor-related brain regions correlated negatively with outcome (Ward et al., 2003).

Recent neurological research hypothesizes that the CNS incorporates a library of motor activation modules in order to exert specific and common motor tasks by contributing to the synchronized activation of different muscles.

However, the patient groups, with chronic and acute migraine, also show dispersed neuromagnetic activation outside of the typical primary motor activation (Green arrows in Figs. 1 2).