Ans: D. The vestibular sense is divided into olfaction, gustation, and audition.
Which of the following statements about the vestibular sense is false?
A. Kinesthesia interacts with information provided by the vestibular system.
B. Proprioception interacts with information provided by the vestibular system.
C. The vestibular sense helps us maintain a sense of balance.
D. The vestibular sense is divided into olfaction, gustation, and audition.
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