9 Multiple Choice 2 points Effectors are muscles or glands the brain and spinal cord neurotransmitters neurons

Effectors are the muscles or glands in the body that carry out the response to a stimulus. When your brain processes information and decides on an action—like pulling your hand away from a hot surface—it sends signals to the effector organs to execute that movement. So, next time you flinch away from something hot, thank your muscles for doing their job! In the grand electrical circuit of your body, think of the brain and spinal cord as the control center, while effectors are the workers acting on commands. It's like a well-orchestrated performance where the conductor (the brain) directs the musicians (muscles or glands) to bring a beautiful piece to life through movement or hormone release.