Retinal Ganglion Cells That Decrease Their Firing Rate (Inhibition) When

question 55

Multiple Choice

Retinal ganglion cells that decrease their firing rate (inhibition) when light is presented in the middle of the receptive field and increase (excitation) their firing rate when light is presented in the outside or surround of the receptive field are known as ______.

• A)on-center receptive fields
• B)off-center receptive fields
• C)mediated-center receptive fields
• D)switch-center receptive fields

Demonstrate knowledge of the Binomial and Normal distribution models in sampling scenarios.

Analyze scenarios involving success/failure conditions in the context of Bernoulli trials.

Calculate the probability of events based on known population proportions and sample size.

Recognize the application of statistical models in quality control measures.

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Definitions:

R-chart

A control chart used for monitoring the variability of a process.

Control Limits

Boundaries in process control, within which a process operates efficiently, used to detect signals or causes of variations that could indicate a problem.

Sample Size

The total count of individual samples or observations used within a research study or experiment, critical for the reliability of results.

Control Chart

A graph used to study how a process changes over time, showing plotted values of some statistical measure against time to identify outliers or trends.