In interpreting sensation, which of the following matters most?
A. How often impulses are sent to the central nervous system.
B. The sensory neuron responsible for collecting the stimulus.
C. The type of stimulus itself.
D. The part of the cerebral cortex that receives the impulses.
Answer: D
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