The Difference Between a Two- and a Three-Neuron Reflex Is

question 98

True/False

The difference between a two- and a three-neuron reflex is that a three-neuron reflex contains an interneuron.

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Definitions:

Synchronously

Occurring at the same time or rate, synchronously refers to processes or events that are coordinated in time or operate in unison.

FIFO File

A method of handling data where the first piece of data entered is the first one to be processed or removed, similar to a queue.

False-to-true Transition

A change in state or condition from false (off or 0) to true (on or 1), often used in digital electronics or programming logic.

Shift Register

A digital memory circuit used to store and shift bits, often used in serial communication and for temporary data storage.