Question

Because of its center-surround organization, a neuron that has its entire receptive field exposed to bright light will:
a. fire slowly until the light turns off, then begin firing rapidly.
b. maintain the same rate of firing as if there was no light presented.
c. stop firing entirely.
d. fire rapidly.

Answer 1

Answer:

b. maintain the same rate of firing as if there was no light presented.

Explanation:

The neuron will maintain the same rate of firing as if there was no light presented.

Receptive filed of neuron is place on its sensory surface generally on the back of eye that an stimulus must reach to activate the neuron. The bright light cannot change the  rate of firing of the neuron.

Answer 2

Neurons are messengers of information. A neuron that has its full receptive field exposed to strong light will maintain the same rate of firing as if there was no light present because of its center-surround arrangement.

What are neurons?

Neurons are messengers of information. They transfer information between different parts of the brain and between the brain and the rest of the nervous system through electrical impulses and chemical signals.

A neuron that has its full receptive field exposed to strong light Hence it will maintain the same rate of firing as if there was no light present because of its center-surround arrangement.

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