The Neural Impulses Sent from Your Eyes to the Visual

question 232

Multiple Choice

The neural impulses sent from your eyes to the visual processing centers of your brain will be no stronger or faster if you glance at a large campfire than if you glance at a burning candle.This best illustrates a characteristic of neural functioning known as

• A) reuptake.
• B) depolarization.
• C) selective permeability.
• D) an all-or-none response.

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