Which statement differentiates sensory neurons and motor neurons?
sensory neurons are found in the brain; motor neurons are found in the spinal column.
sensory neurons carry stimuli information to the brain; motor neurons carry processed information to muscles and glands.
sensory neurons process the information from the sensory organs; motor neurons process the information from the motor parts of the body, such as muscles.
sensory neurons involve involuntary actions; motor neurons involve voluntary actions.

The correct answer would be the second option.

The peripheral nervous system consists of two types of neurons:

Sensory neurons: These are the neurons which are activated by sensory inputs and thus, they transmit sensory or stimuli information from receptors to the central nervous system (brain and spinal cord).  

The sensory inputs can be chemical (such as smell or taste) as well as physical (such as touch, heat, sound or light).

Motor neurons: These are the set of neurons which transmit the processed information from the central nervous system to the effector muscle or gland.

The correct answer would be the second option.

The peripheral nervous system consists of two types of neurons:

Sensory neurons: These are the neurons which are activated by sensory inputs and thus, they transmit sensory or stimuli information from receptors to the central nervous system (brain and spinal cord).  

The sensory inputs can be chemical (such as smell or taste) as well as physical (such as touch, heat, sound or light).

Motor neurons: These are the set of neurons which transmit the processed information from the central nervous system to the effector muscle or gland.

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