The passage of information within a single neuron would be described as
A) chemical.
B) electrical.
C) synaptic.
D) retroactive.

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The passage of information within a single neuron is primarily an electrical process, as signals travel along the axon through changes in membrane potential. While chemical processes do occur within the neuron (such as the release of neurotransmitters), they are generally involved in communication between neurons at the synapse rather than within a single neuron. "Retroactive" is not a relevant term in this context.

The Passage of Information Within a Single Neuron Would Be