The Tail of Aplysia Is Electrically Shocked and Elicits a Strong

question 3

Multiple Choice

The tail of Aplysia is electrically shocked and elicits a strong defensive response.Following the electric shock the experimenter lightly touches the Aplysia.What type of response does Aplysia elicit?

• A)no response
• B)a mild response
• C)an intense response
• D)an intense response followed by a mild response

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