Frequency Can Be Coded by the Firing Rate at or near the Peak

question 13

Multiple Choice

Frequency can be coded by the firing rate at or near the peak of the sine-wave stimulus. This is called

• A) motile response.
• B) place theory.
• C) phase locking.
• D) Fourier analysis.

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