Medicine, 19.07.2019 04:20 wolffee895
Which statement best describes the relationship between receptive fields, density of mechanoreceptors, and two-point discrimination?
a) the smaller the receptive field, the higher the density of mechanoreceptors, the smaller the two-point discrimination.
b) the larger the receptive field, the higher the density of mechanoreceptors, the larger the two-point discrimination threshold.
c) the smaller the receptive field, the higher the density of mechanoreceptors, the larger the two-point discrimination threshold.
d) the larger the receptive field, the higher the density of mechanoreceptors, the smaller the two-point discrimination threshold.
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