Please ASAP. Thank you. 1. The insular lobe is mainly involved in a. Gustation and visceral sensory-motor functions b. The vomeronasal olfactory system c. Sharpening of frequencies tuning in the auditory system d.  Control of motor systems 2. What is a receptor (generator) potential? a.  A potential that is generated by the sensory stimulus b.  A change in the membrane potential of the receptor cell caused by a physical stimulus c.  Compound nerve action potential d.  A change in the membrane potential of the ascending axon

Acuity Test ( 1. Is the threshold of audibility sharp or indefinite? Sound Localization 1. Can the sound be localized equally well at all positions? why? 2. If not, at what positions can sound less easily located?

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PLEASE ASAP> THANKU 24. In relation to other retinal ganglion cells, the M ganglion cells that make up the magnocellular pathway have   A. a larger receptive field and a faster-conducting axon.   B. a smaller receptive field, a slower-conducting axon, and transient responses.   C. a faster-conducting axon, lower spatial resolution, and better color sensitivity.   D. finer spatial resolution and better color sensitivity.   E. All of the above are true   F. Both A and C are true.

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Please ASAP. Thank you. 1. How is the threshold of sense such as hearing or touch usually defined? a.  At 50% correct response b.  At 10 % correct response c.  At 100% correct response d.  At 75% correct response 2. The cochlea separates sounds according to: a. The frequency (spectrum) of sounds b. The loudness of sounds c. The cochlea does not separate sounds according to their physical characteristics d. How fast sounds changes

Queation 13 Corbetta's research on the neuroscience of attention indicated that _______________.   a. attention orientation affected orientation columns   b. attention cannot really be localized   c. EEG and MRI do not yield the same results   d. attention to different stimulus dimensions activates different brain regions   e. all of the above

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2. People who have hearing loss due to vestibulocochlear nerve damage do not suffer motion sickness. Why not? HINT Motion sickness can happen when the brain receives conflicting information from the eye and the ear.