The Magnitude of a Receptor Potential

question 103

Multiple Choice

The magnitude of a receptor potential

• A) depends on the strength of the incoming action potential.
• B) remains high even after a long period of stimulation.
• C) is the same no matter what the type of stimulus.
• D) depends on the amount of neurotransmitter released.
• E) affects the frequency of resulting action potentials.

---

Definitions:

Inelastic Supply

An instance in which a good's supplied amount remains largely unaffected by variations in its price.

Price Elastic

The responsiveness of the quantity demanded or supplied of a good to a change in its price.

Tax Imposition

The act of levying taxes on individuals, corporations, or goods and services, typically by government authorities to generate revenue.

Tax Burden

The financial charge or amount of taxation imposed on an individual, corporation or other entities, representing a significant part of their income or revenue.