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Excitatory stimuli generally cause the membrane potential of a neuron to O move closer towards an action potential O none of these O move further away from an action potential O has no effect on membrane
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Excitatory stimuli generally cause the membrane potential of a neuron to

O move closer towards an action potential
O none of these
O move further away from an action potential
O has no effect on membrane potential

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has no effect on membrane potential

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