A sensory homunculus
A) is a functional map of the primary sensory cortex.
B) is the site that determines the intensity of a pain stimulus.
C) is proportioned the same as the areas of the body represented.
D) is the location of referred pain.
E) None of the answers are correct.
A) is a functional map of the primary sensory cortex.
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