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    Too Much Amplitude in a Stimulus Can Cause
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Too Much Amplitude in a Stimulus Can Cause

Question 216

Question 216

Multiple Choice

Too much amplitude in a stimulus can cause:


A) visual agnosia
B) vertigo
C) deafness
D) blindness

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