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7 8 Which increases the contrast between activated receptive fields and their inactive neighbors? labeled line coding lateral inhibitions 0000 population coding two point discrimination Which receptors fire rapidly when first activated, then slow, and maintain their firing as long as the stimulus is present? tonic receptors phasic receptors odorant receptors all of the above none of the above OOOOO

7 8 Which increases the contrast between activated receptive fields and their inactive neighbors? labeled line coding lateral inhibitions 0000 population coding two point discrimination Which receptors fire rapidly when first activated, then slow, and maintain their firing as long as the stimulus is present? tonic receptors phasic receptors odorant receptors all of the above none of the above OOOOO

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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7 8 Which increases the contrast between activated receptive fields and their inactive neighbors? labeled line coding lateral inhibitions 0000 ξ 0 0 0 0 0 population coding two point discrimination Which receptors fire rapidly when first activated, then slow, and maintain their firing as long as the stimulus is present? tonic receptors receptors phasic odorant all of the above none of the above receptors
Transcribed Image Text:7 8 Which increases the contrast between activated receptive fields and their inactive neighbors? labeled line coding lateral inhibitions 0000 ξ 0 0 0 0 0 population coding two point discrimination Which receptors fire rapidly when first activated, then slow, and maintain their firing as long as the stimulus is present? tonic receptors receptors phasic odorant all of the above none of the above receptors
5 6 Which pairing is false? medulla oblongata; contains control centers for blood pressure and breathing midbrain; relays signals for auditory and visual reflexes thalamus; relays and modifies information going to and from the cerebellum cerebellum; coordinates execution of movement hypothalamus; contains integrating centers for homeostasis O O O O O What is the correct order if moving inward from the bones of the skull? Dura mater → subdural space → pia mater → subarachnoid space → arachnoid membrane → brain Arachnoid membrane → subarachnoid space → dura mater → subdural space → pia mater → brain Subdural space → dura mater → pia mater → subarachnoid space → arachnoid membrane → brain OOOO Dura mater → subdural space → arachnoid membrane → subarachnoid space → pia mater → brain
Transcribed Image Text:5 6 Which pairing is false? medulla oblongata; contains control centers for blood pressure and breathing midbrain; relays signals for auditory and visual reflexes thalamus; relays and modifies information going to and from the cerebellum cerebellum; coordinates execution of movement hypothalamus; contains integrating centers for homeostasis O O O O O What is the correct order if moving inward from the bones of the skull? Dura mater → subdural space → pia mater → subarachnoid space → arachnoid membrane → brain Arachnoid membrane → subarachnoid space → dura mater → subdural space → pia mater → brain Subdural space → dura mater → pia mater → subarachnoid space → arachnoid membrane → brain OOOO Dura mater → subdural space → arachnoid membrane → subarachnoid space → pia mater → brain
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The nervous system, which controls our thoughts, emotions, and physical processes, is the most complicated component of the human body. It is significant in science since it can lead to discoveries for remedies or diseases.

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