10:39 ALTE2. You put your hand on a hotstove eye. Please explain theflow of information alongALL neural pathways fromreceiving the stimulus toreacting and becoming awareof your mistake. (Hint: youstart first by describingeverything that specificallyoccurs during a reflex alonga reflex arc).II

Reflex arc is a neural pathway which is involved in the reflex process. This reflex arc contains 5…

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2. You put your hand on a hot stove eye. Please explain the flow of information along ALL neural pathways from receiving the stimulus to reacting and becoming aware of your mistake. (Hint: you start first by describing everything that specifically occurs during a reflex along a reflex arc).