I have no idea but I’m pretty sure it’s false.
Passive touch is to experiencing <u>stimulation of the skin</u> as active touch is to experiencing <u>the object.</u>
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<h3>What is the difference between active and passive touch?</h3>
There is stronger activation during active touch than passive touch in the adjacent basal touch region but no effect of stimulus roughness. In contrast, the parietal operculum (OP) was significantly affected by the roughness of the stimulus but not by the probing procedure.
Active touch also stimulated greater and more distributed brain activity than passive induction in areas outside the sensory brain region, possibly due to the motor component of the task. Our results suggest that different cortical regions may be involved in exploratory and surface texture processing, with exploratory procedures affecting activation in the primary somatosensory cortex and The excitatory properties affect relatively higher cortical regions in the sonosensory system.
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Answer: The location of the Inca Civilization of South America demonstrates the ability of humans to adapt the environment.
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The correct answer is : B. taphonomy
Explanation:
It relates to the study of the processes that influence the production of the fossil record. This information comes from a dead organism and then it is collected by a paleontologist. It gives a detailed narrative of the systematic actions that influenced a skeletal and taxonomic composition of the remains.
