During the time period immediately following an action potential, a neuron can produce another action potential only _.

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During the period immediately following an action potential, known as the refractory period, a neuron can indeed produce another action potential, but it requires a stronger-than-normal stimulus. This period ensures that action potentials only move in one direction along an axon and helps to regulate the rate of firing.

During the Time Period Immediately Following an Action Potential, a Neuron