How Do Inferotemporal Cortical Neurons Respond to Repeated Exposure to the Same

question 17

Multiple Choice

How do inferotemporal cortical neurons respond to repeated exposure to the same visual stimulus, which is only slightly altered with each presentation?

• A) The neurons become increasingly more active across trials.
• B) The neurons become increasingly more active across trials but then plateau (sustained level of responding).
• C) The neurons become increasingly less active across trials.
• D) The neurons become increasingly less active across trials until some low steady-state level is reached.
• E) The neurons immediately stop responding.

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