Joe accidentally touched a hot pan. His arm jerked back, and an instant later, he felt a

Chapter 28, Problem 2

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Joe accidentally touched a hot pan. His arm jerked back, and an instant later, he felt a burning pain. How would you explain the fact that his arm moved before he felt the pain? a. His limbic system blocked the pain momentarily, but the important pain signals eventually got through. b. His response was a spinal cord reflex that occurred before the pain signals got to the brain. c. It took a while for his brain to search long-term memory and figure out what was going on. d. Motor neurons are myelinated; sensory neurons are not. The signals traveled faster to his muscles. e. This scenario is not actually possible. The brain must register pain before a person can react.

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