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Test different combinations of stimuli and sense organs. Are there any cases where
the signal is processed by more than one brain region? Are there any cases where the
signal is not processed in the brain at all? Explain.

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Answer: thalamus

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Explanation:

Different combinations of stimuli and sense organs like taste and smell, hear and touch is processed by more than one brain region whereas in activated nerve cells, signal is not processed in the brain at all.

What is stimuli?

  • "A thing or event that evokes a specific functional reaction in an organ or tissue."

What is sense organs?

  • "Sense organs are the specialized organs composed of sensory neurons, which help us to perceive and respond to our surroundings."
  • The impulse(stimulus) travels from receptors neurons to afferent/sensory neuron where it reaches brain. From their motor neurons send impulse to effector neurons(produces response).

What happens during activated nerve cell?

  • The activated nerve cell transmit impulse to the spinal cord and back to the muscle cell without bein processed in the brain.

Hence, combination of taste and smell, hear and touch is processed by more than one brain region and in activated nerve cells, signal is not processed in the brain at all.

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https://brainly.com/question/26306069

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