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You cut your hand on a sharp edge of a counter top. Your reflexes cause your hand to withdraw from the sharp edge. When considering this reflex, which of these statements is accurate?

▸ The pain signal will arrive at the brain at the same time as it interacts with the spinal cord.

▸ The pain signal will arrive at the brain before it arrives at the spinal cord.

▸ The pain signal will arrive at the brain after it arrives at the spinal cord.

▸ The pain signal never arrives at the brain, as it exists only at the level of the spinal cord.

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