When certain neurons increase their firing rate, you see red. According to the opponent-process theory of color vision, what do you see when they inhibit their firing?

In a false-belief task, children are told that Mom puts chocolate in a kitchen drawer and leaves. Dad then moves the chocolate to the refrigerator. When asked where Mom will look for the chocolate when she returns, the child who understands false beliefs will say:

Which of the following carry information from the senses to the

brain, activate muscles and glands, and form vast networks that produce intelligence and consciousness? a. neurons b. glial cells c. synapses d. nuclei ions