In both general and (most) special sensation, information is first processed by sensory nuclei and then transmitted to the thalamus and to primary cortex areas for awareness and
identification.

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In the sensory pathways, information is typically processed by sensory nuclei before being relayed to the thalamus, which acts as a relay station, and then sent to the primary cortex areas for conscious awareness and identification.

In Both General and (Most) Special Sensation, Information Is First