In the absence of normal sensory input,spontaneous central nervous system activity can trigger the sensation of pain.This is best illustrated by
A) the McGurk effect.
B) psychokinesis.
C) phantom limb sensations.
D) synesthesia.

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Phantom limb sensations occur when an individual who has had a limb amputated continues to perceive sensations as if the lost limb were still present. This is thought to be due to spontaneous activity in the central nervous system triggering the sensation.

In the Absence of Normal Sensory Input,spontaneous Central Nervous System