Damage to sensory receptor cells would most likely result in
I. confusion of visual and auditory input.
II. inaccurate integration of sensory information.
III. an inability to detect sensory information.

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When sensory receptor cells are damaged, the affected individual may lose the ability to detect sensory information, resulting in only choice III being correct. While damage to sensory cells can potentially affect the accuracy of processing and integration of sensory information, it would not necessarily lead to a confusion of visual and auditory input or an inability to detect sensory information altogether (choices I and II).

Damage to Sensory Receptor Cells Would Most Likely Result in