Which of the following events would be most likely to produce a temporary upset of the vestibular senses? a. Stimulating the basilar membrane. O b. Riding a wild roller coaster. c. Staring at a bright flashing strobe light. d. Listening to a loud stereo through earphones.

Which of the following events would be most likely to produce a temporary upset of the vestibular senses? a. Stimulating the basilar membrane. O b. Riding a wild roller coaster. c. Staring at a bright flashing strobe light. d. Listening to a loud stereo through earphones.

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a. Stimulating the basilar membrane.
O b. Riding a wild roller coaster.
c. Staring at a bright flashing strobe light.
d. Listening to a loud stereo through earphones.

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