The Least Amount of Energy That Produces Adequate Stimulation of a Receptor

question 4

Multiple Choice

The least amount of energy that produces adequate stimulation of a receptor is the

• A)sensory adaptation.
• B)generator potential.
• C)all-or-none law.
• D)law of specific nerve energies.

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Demand Curve

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Elasticity Coefficient

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