An internal state caused by physiological needs is called a(n):
A) drive.
B) instinct.
C) need.
D) hedonic principle.
A) drive.
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An indirect but serious side-effect of Rh-factor blood incompatibility between mother and child is the baby's
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FIll in the blank with correct word.
Afferent neurons
a. are responsible for delivering messages from the CNS to the muscles and glands. b. transport messages between sensory neurons and motor neurons. c. are the same as sensory neurons that are sensitive to external stimuli. d. communicate directly with motor neurons in the peripheral nervous system. e. continuously monitor the routine operation of the body's internal functions.