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

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