Required information REFLEX AND Stimulation of a sensory receptor results in the transmission of an afferent impulse along the son of a sensory neuron. These axons end in the spinal cord. In most cases, the impulse will then travel through an interneuron within the spinal cord to -0.00 / 1.09 A simple spinal reflex typically involves how many neurons? Multiple Choice 4 2 Sensory receptor 1 3 1x

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