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The direction of flow of electrical impulses in a neuron is
 
  a. dendrite, soma, axon.
  b. axon, soma, dendrite.
  c. soma, axon, dendrite.
  d. dendrite, axon, soma.

Question 2

Receptors and effectors in Hebb's system are
 
  a. sense organs and muscles.
  b. axons and dendrites.
  c. terminal boutons and synaptic clefts.
  d. bundles of neurons.



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Answer to Question 1

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