Individual nerve cells increase the frequency of neural impulses in the auditory nerve by firing in rapid succession.This is said to illustrate
A) gate-control theory.
B) the McGurk effect.
C) the volley principle.
D) top-down processing.

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The description given relates to the volley principle, which describes how individual neurons can work together to increase the rate of neural impulses sent to the brain, allowing for accurate perception of sounds. The other options (A, B, and D) do not relate to this specific process.

Individual Nerve Cells Increase the Frequency of Neural Impulses in the Auditory