Question

in general, sensory input to a portion of the neuroendocrine system causes...
multiple choice
decreased activity of the central nervous system
release hormones
vasoconstriction
inflammation

Explanation:

The neuroendocrine system is responsible for integrating the nervous and endocrine systems. When there is sensory input to a part of this system, it typically leads to the release of hormones. The central nervous system activity is not decreased by sensory input to the neuroendocrine system. Vasoconstriction is more related to the autonomic nervous system's sympathetic division in some stress - related responses (not the primary function of the neuroendocrine system in response to sensory input). Inflammation is a part of the immune response and not directly caused by sensory input to the neuroendocrine system in the general sense described.

Answer:

Release hormones