What phenomenon explains why a light touch feels different than a touch applied with more pressure?
A) saltatory conduction
B) continuous conduction
C) frequency of impulses
D) propagation
E) refractory period

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The frequency of impulses refers to how often nerve signals are sent. A light touch generates fewer nerve impulses per second, while a stronger touch generates more, allowing the brain to perceive the difference in pressure.

What Phenomenon Explains Why a Light Touch Feels Different Than