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Spatial and temporal summation are ways neurons combine signals to decide if they should send a message. Spatial summation happens when multiple neurons fire at the same time, sending signals to one neuron from different places, adding up to trigger a response. Temporal summation is when one neuron sends repeated signals in quick succession, building up over time to reach the threshold for firing. Both processes help the nervous system process information efficiently by combining weaker signals into a stronger one. Understanding these helps explain how our brains handle complex inputs and make quick decisions.
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