Sensations of Hotness Result from

question 127

Multiple Choice

Sensations of hotness result from

• A)stimulation of hot receptors.
• B)stimulation of warm receptors.
• C)stimulation of cold receptors.
• D)simultaneous stimulation of warm and cold receptors.
• E)stimulation of pain receptors.

Understand the difference between sensation and perception and the sequence of events that lead to a sensation.

Distinguish between different types of illusions and their causes.

Comprehend the process and significance of sensory adaptation.

Explore the role of expectations in sensory experiences.

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