During transduction, most sensory information is transmitted first to the before it is sent to the , where it is interpreted as sight, sound, touch, or taste.
A)thalamus; cortex
B)cortex; thalamus
C)thalamus; amygdala
D)amygdala; cortex

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During transduction, sensory information is converted into neural signals and then transmitted to the thalamus. The thalamus acts as a sensory relay station and directs the information to the appropriate cortical areas, where it is processed and interpreted as different sensory experiences such as sight, sound, touch, or taste. Therefore, most sensory information is transmitted first to the thalamus before it is sent to the cortex.

During Transduction, Most Sensory Information Is Transmitted First to the Before