Differences in Intensity of a Stimulus

question 12

Multiple Choice

Differences in intensity of a stimulus

• A) do not affect the impulse transmitted.
• B) are indicated by the number of nerves activated.
• C) control the part of the brain that receives the stimulus.
• D) are encoded in the frequency of action potentials on a single axon.
• E) are indicated by the number of nerves activated and are encoded in the frequency of action potentials on a single axon.

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