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Why should children with hearing aids utilize FM technology?

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The receptor cells of the peripheral parts of the analyzers can be classified: by the nature of contact with the external environment (distant and contact); depending on the nature of the adequate stimulus, the receptors can be divided into mechano-, chemo-, and photoreceptors. Primary sensory receptors are Secondary sensory receptors are

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Can you help me the name of the all of the number 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 17, 31  of the label eye system model?

How does the capacity of the Object Tracking system OST and acuity of the Approximate Number System (ANS) change over the lifespan? ANS acuity is the same from birth to death. OTS capacity increases sharply for the first few years of life, then increases gradually through the remainder of the lifespan.  OTS capacity is the same from birth to death. ANS acuity improves sharply for the first few weeks of life, then improves graduallt through the remainder of the lifespan.  OTS capacity increases sharply from birht until its peak at 6months - 1 year and remains at that peak through the remainder of the lifespan. ANS acuity improves sharply for the first few years of life. then improves graudally through the remainder of the lifespan.

Put the following in the correct order of the most direct visual processing pathway from eyes to brain. 1. Lateral geniculate neuron 2. Ganglion cell 3. Visual cortex neuron 4. Bipolar cell 5. Optic nerve 6. Photoreceptor