Derrington, Krauskopf and Lennie (1984) characterised neural sensitivity in terms of the null-response of a neurone using the method of 'silent-substitution'. This means, in their terms that…单项选择题
A
they identified the stimulus the neurone was insensitive to.
B
they identified the stimulus the neurone was most sensitive to.
C
they identified the stimulus the neurone had the most variable response.
D
they identified the stimulus the neurone was only slightly sensitive to.
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