Phantom Sensations for a Missing Limb Are Most Likely the Result

question 296

Multiple Choice

Phantom sensations for a missing limb are most likely the result of:

• A) continuous firing of nerve cells at the site of the actual amputation.
• B) attempts to gain attention by people who have been injured.
• C) the eyes insisting that the limb is still present and sending a confusing signal to the brain.
• D) increased sensitivity of the region of the sensory cortex that formerly registered sensations from the missing limb.

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