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Question 50 1.67 pts All input from sensory neurons to the central nervous system arrives in the same form, as propagated by afferent sensory neurons. Perception of the stimuli about type and intensity depend on the projection of the impulse to which part of the brain and its frequency by the sensory neuron Tir Att 58 24 O action potentials receptor potentials reflexes Ofrequency localizations O thresholds « Previous Next

Answer 1

Afferent neurons carry signals from sensory stimuli to the Cental Nervous System( CNS). Information about the external environment and the regulatory functions carried out by the nervous system is given by the afferent neurons. If a stimulus is applied, action potentials are generated which are then transmitted to CNS via the axon.

Thus, the answer here is action potentials.

The somatosensory cortex is a part of the brain that receives and processes sensory information from the entire body.