Which lobe of the cerebral cortex contains the small bilateral cortical area that controls voluntary fixation movements?
Correct Answer: Frontal lobe
Description: A bilateral premotor cortical region of the frontal lobes controls voluntary fixation movements. A lesion of this region makes it difficult for a person to “unlock” their eyes from one point of fixation and then move them to another point.
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