How Is a Person's Ability to Localize a Stimulus Affected

question 106

Multiple Choice

How is a person's ability to localize a stimulus affected by the function of a single receptor field

• A)Stimuli of all strengths are equally well localized.
• B)Localization from a single receptor field is not possible; many have to participate for localization to be possible.
• C)The larger the receptive field, the poorer the ability to localize the stimulus.
• D)The larger the receptor field, the greater the ability to localize the stimulus.
• E)By the receptive fields interaction with other receptive fields.

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