Information travels from our sensory receptors to the in the brain, which relays it to the cortex.

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The thalamus is known as the "relay center" of the brain, receiving information from sensory receptors and relaying it to the cortex for processing. The basal ganglia, hypothalamus, and cerebellum are involved in different aspects of basic motor control, emotion regulation, and coordination, respectively, but are not directly involved in sensory processing and transmission.

Information Travels from Our Sensory Receptors to the in the Brain