What do cells within a column of the visual cortex have in common? a. They all have

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What do cells within a column of the visual cortex have in common?

a. They all have action potentials of the same amplitude and velocity.

b. They are all the same shape.

c. They are all simple cells, as opposed to complex cells.

d. They respond best to lines in the same orientation.

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Biological Psychology

ISBN: 9781305105409

12th Edition

Authors: James W. Kalat

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