The Primary Contribution of Golgi to the Field of Cognitive

Multiple Choice

The primary contribution of Golgi to the field of cognitive neuroscience was that he

A) developed a staining technique that permitted full visualization of individual neurons.
B) showed experimentally that the nervous system is composed of a net of physically interconnected neuronal units.
C) discovered that cells in different regions of the cortex also differ in shape and size.
D) demonstrated that nerves can release chemicals that have an activating effect on nearby muscle cells.