The Most Important Receptors for Steady Touch Are

question 9

Multiple Choice

The most important receptors for steady touch are

• A) Pacinian corpuscles.
• B) Meissner's corpuscles.
• C) Merkel's discs.
• D) Ruffini endings.
• E) free nerve ending.

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Definitions:

P(t > t)

A statistical expression used to compute the probability that the test statistic t exceeds a certain value, often used in hypothesis testing.

Skewed

A distribution that is not symmetrical around its central value, indicating that the data points tend to be more spread out on one side of the scale.

Student t

A distribution that is used in hypothesis testing, especially for small sample sizes, when the population standard deviation is unknown.

χ

This commonly represents the Greek letter chi, which can denote a variable, statistic, or characteristic in various scientific fields. Without further context, a specific definition cannot be provided.