Parkinson’s disease is caused by damage of
Amygdala
Septum
Basal ganglia
Hippocampus
Basal ganglia:
Basal ganglia are the scattered masses of grey matter
These are submerged in the subcortical substance of cerebral hemispheres.
It consists of corpus striatum and lenticular nucleus.
Parkinson’s disease occurs due to damage of the basal ganglia.
Wilson’s disease is due to damage of the lenticular nucleus.
It is responsible for the following:
control of the movements during voluntary motor activity
control of reflex muscular activity
control of automatic associated movements
Hence, the correct answer is option c.