Given the all-or-none principle,how can a neuron pass on information about a stimulus that varies in intensity?
A) A more intense stimulus will cause the neuron to fire a bigger action potential.
B) A more intense stimulus will cause more sodium ions to flow into the membrane.
C) A more intense stimulus will cause the neuron to fire more often.
D) A more intense stimulus will cause more inhibition of neighbouring.

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While the all-or-none principle applies to individual action potentials, the frequency of action potentials can vary in response to the strength of a stimulus. A stronger stimulus will result in the neuron firing more often, leading to an increase in the overall amount of information being transmitted.

Given the All-Or-None Principle,how Can a Neuron Pass on Information