Which of the following does the central nervous system use for the action of pulling your hand away from a hot object?

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The motor neurons in the central nervous system are responsible for carrying the signal from the brain or spinal cord to the muscles that control pulling the hand away from a hot object. Receptors and sensory neurons are responsible for detecting the heat from the object and transmitting that information to the central nervous system, but they are not directly involved in the action of pulling the hand away. Glial cells provide support and nutrition to neurons, but they are also not directly involved in this action.

Which of the Following Does the Central Nervous System Use