Question

how do sensory receptors communicate a stimulus to the brain? (1 point)
○ electrical signals
○ corpuscles
○ pressure waves
○ muscle cells

Explanation:

Sensory receptors convert stimuli into electrical signals (nerve impulses) that travel along neurons to the brain for interpretation. Corpuscles are types of sensory - receptor structures, pressure waves are related to some specific senses like hearing but not the general way of communication, and muscle cells are not involved in this communication process.

Answer:

A. electrical signals