Sensory neurons cannot simultaneously separate out information about different stimulus properties. This principle of neural coding is known as __________.

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The principle of neural coding that states that sensory neurons cannot simultaneously separate out information about different stimulus properties is known as univariance. Option A refers to neurons responding to a particular range of stimuli, option B refers to the process of action potentials that carry information in neurons, and option C refers to a type of coding where multiple neurons together encode a stimulus property.

Sensory Neurons Cannot Simultaneously Separate Out Information About Different Stimulus