57 Stimulus intensity is typically encoded in A action poten

57. Stimulus intensity is typically encoded in A) action potential amplitude B) frequency of action potentials C) number of receptors activated D) Both A and B are correct E) Both B and Care correct

Solution

The correct answer is option B.

Stimulus intensity coding:

CNS determining Strength: Once generated all action potentials are independent of stimulus strength. Strong stimuli generates nerve impulse more often in a given time interval than a weak stimuli.

Also, Stimulus intensity is coded for by the number of impulses per second(the frequency of Action potential) rather than the strength (amplitude) of individual Action potentials.

 57. Stimulus intensity is typically encoded in A) action potential amplitude B) frequency of action potentials C) number of receptors activated D) Both A and B

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