8. A patient cannot feel pain or touch and his motor reflexes are absent. Yet he can voluntarily move any part of his body. The best possible explanation is:
a) He has damage to ventral motor neurons in the spinal cord
b) He has damage to dorsal sensory neurons in the spinal cord
c) He has damage to his frontal lobe in the brain
d) All input and output from his spinal cord is malfunctioning, yet the brain region that controls voluntary movement is intact