A person sits in a warm greenhouse. The person's body temperature rises above the optimum level.
Which statement correctly describes how the person's body responds to this change?
Receptors detect the rise, then effectors act to reduce body temperature towards the optimum.
Body temperature falls only once the person consciously decides to move somewhere cooler.
The coordination centre detects the rise, then receptors act to reduce body temperature.
Effectors act to reduce body temperature before any receptors have detected the rise.
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