For action potentials, the term all-or-none means:

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For action potentials, the term all-or-none means:

For action potentials, the term all-or-none means:

a. All action potentials are the same
b. Either all neurons depolarize or none of them do
c. Neurons can have partial action potentials
d. Some neurons have stronger action potentials than others

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