When Lindsay Spins in Circles,the Fluid in Her Ear's Semicircular

question 5

Multiple Choice

When Lindsay spins in circles,the fluid in her ear's semicircular canals moves,stimulating the hair cells and sending messages about the movement to her brain.If she spins long enough and stops abruptly enough,the fluid will continue to move,creating the confusing sensation of dizziness.This is probably particularly disconcerting for Lindsay,because her sense of _________________ says that her body is still,but her ________________ sense says she is still moving.

• A) kinesthesis;synchronous
• B) olfaction;vestibular
• C) gustation;olfactory
• D) kinesthesis;vestibular

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