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What might be a reason a soldier with an amputated arm might experience phantom limb pain?

AThe experience is purely psychological.
BSensory neurons previously associated with the limb fire action potentials associated with pain.
CSensory neurons previously associated with the limb are damaged.
DThe body develops proprioceptors to compensate for the missing limb.

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"The body develops proprioceptors to compensate for the missing limb" is the one among the following choices that might be a reason a soldier with an amputated arm might experience phantom limb pain. The correct option among all the options that are given in the question is the fourth option or option "d".

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