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When a Weak Stimulus Is Applied in Rapid Succession, It

Question 47

Question 47

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When a weak stimulus is applied in rapid succession, it will often reach threshold due to


A) temporal summation.
B) inhibitory summation.
C) voltage potential.
D) spatial summation.
E) excitatory summation.

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