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If a market has semi-strong efficiency, then all public information is included in market prices.
Energy
The capacity to do work or to produce changes within a system, typically measured in joules or calories.
Sensation
The initial detection of stimulus energy (e.g., sound, light) by sensory organs and its conversion into neural signals.
Efferent Nervous System
Part of the nervous system responsible for carrying motor signals from the central nervous system to the body, controlling actions.
External Stimulation
External stimulation refers to any input from the environment that influences sensory receptors and can alter an individual's response or behavior.
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