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Cognitive neural prosthetics are placed in the brain to help control parts of the

a. motor cortex

b. auditory cortex

c. somatosensory cortex

d. visual cortex

e. parietal lobe

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Cognitive neural prosthetics are placed in the brain to help control parts of the

a. motor cortex

b. auditory cortex

c. somatosensory cortex

d. visual cortex

e. parietal lobe

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Cognitive neural prosthetics, also known as brain-computer interfaces, are designed to interface with certain parts of our brain. These can decode the neural signals associated with movement intentions. These prosthetics can bypass damaged or non-functional pathways in the nervous system. This means they can directly translate the user's intentions into control signals for external devices, such as robotic limbs or computer interfaces.

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