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AWS Cloud Practitioner
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Microsoft Azure Fundamentals
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Psychology
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Introduction to Psychology · How Neurons Communicate
A student claims that a very intense stimulus produces a larger action potential than a mild one. Why is this incorrect?
- AIntensity is coded by the number of neurotransmitter types releasedA given neuron releases its own transmitter; intensity is not coded by switching transmitter type.
- BIntense stimuli produce slower action potentialsConduction speed depends on axon diameter and myelination, not stimulus intensity.
- CAction potentials only occur in sensory neuronsAction potentials occur throughout the nervous system.
- DAction potentials are all-or-none; intensity is coded by firing frequency
Once threshold is reached the action potential fires at full strength regardless of stimulus intensity. Greater intensity produces more frequent firing and recruits more neurons, not a bigger single impulse.
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All-or-none means amplitude is constant. Intensity lives in FREQUENCY of firing — one of the most commonly missed facts in the subject.
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Psychology · Why your answer was wrong
You picked obedience, but nobody in this scenario gave an order. Conformity is group pressure you feel; obedience is a direct instruction from an authority. Asch’s line study is conformity. Milgram’s shock study is obedience. If there is no authority figure, it isn’t obedience.
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