Neurons cannot
a. convert an external stimulus into a nerve impulse.
b. carry information to the cerebral cortex.
c. transmit light or sound waves or any other external stimulus.
d. transform stimuli into diverse sensations.
e. code sensory information.
c. transmit light or sound waves or any other external stimulus.
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a. a single food at each meal, but varies the foods from one meal to the next b. a single food at each meal and eats the same food at every meal c. a variety of foods at each meal, but eats at different times each day d. mainly foods that are hard or crunchy, such as bagels or apples
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A) a few seconds. B) a few minutes. C) hours to days. D) days to years.
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a. controls attention so that language can be imitated. b. serves as an imaginary playmate, especially for boys. c. provides positive reinforcement when words are heard. d. biologically prepares the brain to process language.