How does your reaction time to the voluntary action of your quadriceps in activity 2.2.3 compare with your reaction time to the simple reaction task in this project? the task in the previous lab involved hearing a sound and reacting with your foot. the task in this lab involved seeing a signal and reacting with your finger. what do reaction times tell you about how these signals are processed?

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In what way do investigations build scientific knowledge? the results of investigations lead to questions that cannot be tested. they reflect the opinions and social values of scientists, ensuring valid information. the results of investigations lead to new questions, which lead to new investigations. they are not influenced by the research of earlier scientists, so they are able to address gaps in understanding.i