The Gate -Control Theory of Pain Modulation States That

question 175

Multiple Choice

The gate -control theory of pain modulation states that

• A) painful somatic signals can inhibit signals of pain.
• B) the signal that modifies pain sensation in the spinal cord must originate from the nucleus raphe magnus.
• C) non -painful somatic signals can inhibit signals of pain.
• D) pain sensation must be modified within the sensory receptors.
• E) C fibers themselves can act to modify their own pain signal.

---

Definitions:

Victimless Crimes

Legal offenses where all involved parties consent and no direct victim is apparent, such as gambling or drug use in certain contexts.

Conflict Theory

A sociological perspective that views social life as a competition, emphasizing the role of power and inequality in shaping social relations.

Crime Data

Statistics or records collected and analyzed to understand the nature, causes, and patterns of criminal activity.

Street Crimes

Criminal activities that occur in public places and typically involve violence, theft, or vandalism, contrasted with white-collar or corporate crimes.