What is the role of the brain in “reflex action”?
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Such a connection of detecting the signal from the nerves (input) and responding to it quickly (output) is known as a reflex arc. ... Reflex arcs are formed in the spinal cord but the information is still sent to the brain. The brain doesn't have a significant response to it.
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Reflex means it is the sudden reaction of the spinal cord and not the brain for something we must react suddenly like if you put your hand on a hot pan, it gets burnt so you get your hand very quickly, it is the spinal cord which has a lot of nerves send sudden messages to the nerves of the affected area( in the example your hand) then you will quickly take out your hand so as I said the brain has nothing to do with the reflex action, the spinal cord is responsible for it
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