Your brain knows that you have stubbed your toe because

A) dopamine transfers that information to the brain.

B) afferent nerves transfer that information to the brain.

C) glial cells transfer that information to the brain.

D) myelin sheaths transfer that information to the brain.

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Advanced Placement (AP)

Ronnie Black

9 June, 16:43

Your brain knows that you have stubbed your toe because

A) dopamine transfers that information to the brain.

B) afferent nerves transfer that information to the brain.

C) glial cells transfer that information to the brain.

D) myelin sheaths transfer that information to the brain.

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Edgar Erickson · Answer 1

B) Is the correct answser because Afferent nerves transfer info to the brain.

sensory nerves: nerves that carry information about the external environment to the brain and spinal cord via sensory receptors

Your brain knows that you have stubbed your toe becauseA) dopamine transfers that information to the brain.B) afferent nerves transfer that information to the brain.C) glial cells transfer that information to the brain.D) myelin sheaths transfer that information to the brain.

Your brain knows that you have stubbed your toe because

A) dopamine transfers that information to the brain.

B) afferent nerves transfer that information to the brain.

C) glial cells transfer that information to the brain.

D) myelin sheaths transfer that information to the brain.