The structure that serves as a relay station for incoming sensory stimulation and directs this information to appropriate brain sites is the

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The thalamus is known as the "sensory switchboard" because it receives incoming sensory information from various senses (except olfactory) and directs them to the appropriate brain sites for processing. The pons and reticular formation are involved in regulating sleep and arousal. The septum is involved in emotional processing.

The Structure That Serves as a Relay Station for Incoming