II. EXERCISE 23: GENERAL SENSATION A. Complete laboratory exercise 23. General Sensation. Record your answers for your own information. Then complete the following questions relating to the data you...

II. EXERCISE 23: GENERAL SENSATION A. Complete laboratory exercise 23. General Sensation. Record your answers for your own information. Then complete the following questions relating to the data you collected during the exercises. B. Complete the following: 1. Differentiate between interoceptors and exteroceptors in terms of anatomical location and stimulus source: a. Interoceptor b. Exteroceptor 2. A number of activities and sensations are listed in the chart below. For each activity. check whether the receptors would be exteroceptors or interoceptors, and then name the specific receptor types. You only need to indicate that the receptor is a visceral receptor if it falls into that category. Exteroceptor Interoceptor Specific Receptor Type Activities or sensations Backing into a warm iron railing Someone steps on your foot Reading a book Leaning on your elbow Doing sit-ups The "too-full" sensation Seasickness Feeling the wind on your face Sticking your finger with a pin 3. Explain how the sensory receptors act as transducers.