The Particular Sensations We Perceive Are Determined by the

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Multiple Choice

The particular sensations we perceive are determined by the

• A) frequency of action potentials.
• B) degree of sensory adaptation.
• C) type of action potential.
• D) intensity of stimulation.
• E) location in the brain that receives the action potentials.

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