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How do reflex actions differ from voluntary actions in terms of control and coordination?

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Reflex actions are slower than voluntary actions

Reflex actions are under conscious control, while voluntary actions are automatic

Reflex actions involve the brain, while voluntary actions do not

Reflex actions are rapid and involuntary, while voluntary actions are intentional and planned

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