Christine's car breaks down on the highway. She looks into her engine and accide

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Christine's car breaks down on the highway. She looks into her engine and accide

a)    peripheral nervous system

b)    spinal cord

c)    brain

d)    autonomic nervous system

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b) The pulling away behavior is controlled by the spinal cord. It is because the spinal cord is the one responsible for connecting the brain from the peripheral nervous system and that it is also responsible for information in which makes a person act as the information is delivered to the brain.

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