When you read this question and eventually mark an answer, your neurons busily send information to and from your brain and compare it against what you learned in class.Integration of these processes is supplied by
A) afferent neurons.
B) efferent neurons.
C) interneurons.
D) Schwann cells.
E) oligodendrocytes.

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The integration of information takes place in the central nervous system, which is where interneurons are located. Afferent neurons bring information to the CNS, efferent neurons carry information away from the CNS, while interneurons function to process and integrate information within the CNS. Schwann cells and oligodendrocytes are both types of glial cells that provide myelination to neurons, but they are not directly involved in information processing or integration.

When You Read This Question and Eventually Mark an Answer