What is the central point about Johannes Muller's Doctrine of Specific Nerve Energies?
a) Nerve energies are reliable but they are not necessarily valid
b) In each nerve fiber, signals can travel only in one direction, but not in the other
c) The nature of a sensation depends on which sensory fibers are stimulated not on how they are stimulated
d) Our nervous system uses different codes to transmit different energies
c) The nature of a sensation depends on which sensory fibers are stimulated not on how they are stimulated
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