The Concept of an Error Signal,when Applied to Homeostatic Adjustments,refers

question 8

Multiple Choice

The concept of an error signal,when applied to homeostatic adjustments,refers to the fact that the

• A)New steady state is often not exactly the same as the set point that existed before the adjustment was necessary
• B)Pattern of afferent nerve impulses from receptors is sometimes not adequate for optimal adjustments
• C)Integrating centers in the CNS sometimes make errors in analyzing afferent signals from various receptors
• D)All of the choices are correct
• E)None of the choices are correct

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