Question

1. a student runs in the sun and begins sweating. identify: stimulus: receptor: control center: effector:

Explanation:

In the human body's thermoregulation process when a student runs in the sun and sweats, the high - temperature environment is the stimulus. Skin thermoreceptors detect the change in temperature (receptor). The hypothalamus in the brain acts as the control center, processing the information from the receptors. The sweat glands are the effectors that produce sweat to cool the body down.

Answer:

Stimulus: High - temperature environment from running in the sun
Receptor: Skin thermoreceptors
Control center: Hypothalamus
Effector: Sweat glands