What does the somatic nervous system consist of? Select one: a. Sensory and motor neurons designed to transmit information to slow down the body and keep it calm. O b. Sensory and motor neurons designed to transmit information between muscles, sensory receptors, and the central nervous system. C. Sensory and motor neurons designed to transmit information for the fight-or-flight response. d. Sensory and motor neurons designed to transmit information for involuntary functions such as circulation and digestion. O e. None of the other options are correct

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