The Principle That States That an Axon Will "Fire" at Full

Question

The principle that states that an axon will "fire" at full power or not at all is the
A)neuronal law.
B)axonal restraint.
C)synaptic restraint.
D)graduated response.
E)all answers are incorrect

Accepted Answer

The principle described is known as the "all-or-none" law, which is not listed among the provided options. This principle states that once a neuron's threshold is reached, it fires at full strength; if the threshold is not reached, it does not fire at all. None of the options accurately describe this principle.