Information travels through axons that are bundled into the cables that we call

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Information travels through nerves, which are bundles of axons. Interneurons are not bundled axons, they are individual neurons that connect other neurons. Action potentials are electrical signals that travel along axons, but not the axons themselves. Association areas are regions of the brain responsible for higher order thinking, they do not involve the transmission of information through axons.

Information Travels Through Axons That Are Bundled into the Cables