Our Eyes Don't Adapt Completely to a Repeated Visual Stimulus

question 272

Multiple Choice

Our eyes don't adapt completely to a repeated visual stimulus because __________.

• A) tiny little vibrations called microsaccades keep the eyes from adapting to what they see
• B) the optic chiasm enables fibers to carry messages to all parts of the brain
• C) ganglion cells fire continuously
• D) visual acuity is greatest in the fovea

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Definitions:

Biological Characteristics

Biological characteristics are traits and features that define organisms, including genetic, physiological, and anatomical attributes.

Nonrelatives

Individuals who are not family members or related by blood.

Neuronal Firing

The process by which neurons send electrical signals to communicate with other neurons or muscles.

GABA

A neurotransmitter in the brain that plays a key role in regulating nerve cell activity and is involved in reducing excitability and promoting relaxation.