Question

Two neural control processes underlying facial expression can be
differentiated. Describe the neuroanatomy of these two neural pathways and
explain how you would behaviourally assess the functional integrity of each

Answer 1

The neural control process is a kind of coordination that is mediated by the spinal cord brain as well as peripheral ganglia. This involves the complexity of the neural mechanism which is responsible to regulate the process and control that is sensitive to various diseases and injuries. This is generally referred to as the different functional interaction between a network of neurons that regulates the lungs movement, airways, and chest wall.
The two neural control process that involves the facial expression to be differentiated is their general features and behavioral change. Human being generally experiences the emotions and comprehension which affect the cognitive effect to characterize the dynamic change which influences the facial expression of the motion. This posses the ability to communicate emotion that has to understand the emotions of others based on facial expression.
The neuroanatomy of these neural pathways that can explain how behaviorally one can access the functional integrity helps to identify the neural basis. Functional anatomy involves the role of the dorsal and afferent pathway for language production. The amygdala motor pathway is responsible to control the facial expression. This has been observed that the right side part of the brain near the ear region is known as posterior superior temporal sulcus which is responsible to manage the facial expressions.