When Wilder Penfield pioneered a technique of directly stimulating areas of the brain with an electrical probe and observing the behavior of the patient, he found that ______.
A) the brain itself contains a large number of nociceptors which override signals coming from within the skin
B) when he stimulated regions of somatosensory cortex, the patients had tingling experiences in specific areas along the skin
C) when he stimulated regions of posterior parietal cortex, the patients experienced pain, usually centered internally
D) patient discomfort reached such high levels that he abandoned using this technique
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Q1: Pain that develops from direct trauma to
Q2: SAI mechanoreceptors are _.
A)fast-adapting receptors, with Meissner
Q3: An area in the thalamus that receives
Q4: The somatosensory cortex is an area in
Q6: A model that allows for top-down control
Q7: Nonmyelinated nociceptors that are slower and that
Q8: FAII mechanoreceptors are _.
A)fast-adapting receptors with Pacinian
Q9: Which of the following is a distinction
Q10: The pathway for the mechanoreceptors (tactile perception)
Q11: The pathway for the nociceptors (pain) and
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