The Inability of Lateral Inhibition to Account for More Complex

question 36

Multiple Choice

 The inability of lateral inhibition to account for more complex effects shows how _____.

• A) physiological explanations may need to be modified by perceptual results
• B) physiological explanations rarely hold across species
• C) perceptual explanations are typically consistent across species
• D) what we learn from animals is rarely applicable to humans

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