Rod Cells Differ from Cone Cells in That

question 42

Multiple Choice

Rod cells differ from cone cells in that

• A) rod cells respond to changes in light intensity, and cone cells detect very dim light.
• B) rod cells contain pigments which enable the perception of color, and cone cells respond to changes in light intensity.
• C) rod cells respond to changes in light intensity, and cone cells contain pigments which allow for the perception of color.
• D) rod cells are responsible for acute daytime vision, and cone cells detect very dim light.
• E) they are none of these.

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Definitions:

Situational Leadership Model

A leadership theory proposing that leaders should adjust their leadership style based on the task maturity of the individuals or teams they are leading.

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