Choose the type of information that the soft organ smooth muscle first order neuron are sending to the central nervous system: 1, sterogotic information  2, stretch information 3, proprioceptive information 4, temperature information This is the second time in 10 min I asked this question, the fomer one been rejected due to incompleted. But this is the whole inforamtion I had copied from my home work, no letter missed.

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