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Q 1.The Nervous System consists of the Brain and the Spinal Cord. 2.How do the auditory reaction times compare to the visual reaction times? Use specific data from your results to support your answer. 3.Describe, in order, the flow of information through all structures in the peripheral and central nervous systems as you catch the ruler. (Be as detailed as you can in terms of structures in the central nervous system.)

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1.The Nervous System consists of the Brain and the Spinal Cord. Central 2.How do the auditory reaction times compare to the visual reaction times? Use specific data from your results to support your answer. The mean visual reaction time is around 331 milliseconds as compared to the mean auditory reaction time of around 284 milliseconds. Conclusion: This shows that the auditory reaction time is faster than the visual reaction time