Which explains how the nervous system is typically involved in keeping the body in homeostasis?

The nervous system helps maintain homeostasis by sensing changes inside or outside the body, processing that information, and sending signals that prompt a response. For example, it can signal muscles or glands to help regulate body temperature. Choice A, “It processes the environment and sends out signals,” describes this role; the other choices describe functions of different body systems.

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