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So here i have a simple diagram that kind of shows the pathway that our nerves carry information in our body.
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So you have some kind of stimulus.
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Some kind of receptor in your body are going to pick up that signal and send this up a sensory neuron either into the spinal cord if it's a reflex or up into the brain if it's a more complex process.
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Where an interneuron is going to receive that signal and send it back out through a motor neuron to your effector, which is usually like a muscle, make causing your body to move.
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So in this case, if we look at our choices, interneurons carry information from stimuli to sensory neurons.
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That is not true.
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Interneurons go to motor neurons.
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Motor neurons receive impulses from the peripheral nervous system to produce a response.
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So this part of our nervous system right here, this is called your central nervous system.
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This part out here, all of this part, your sensory and your motor neurons, that is the peripheral nervous system.
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So in this case, motor neurons receive impulses from the peripheral nervous system...