If you were to accidentally touch a hot stove with your hand, you would quickly pull your hand away. The information carried to the muscles in your arm to make them contract was carried by .

Efferent neurons

Explanation:

Efferent or motor neurons can be defined as those that drive impulses from the brain and spinal cord to exocrine muscles and glands, that is, receptors. That is, it sends the information and the body reacts according to what it has received.  

The case of the stove is a perfect example to explain what efferent neurons are. When a person accidentally touches a hot stove with his hand, he quickly removes it because when he touches it, he realizes that it is very hot. When the person sees that it is hot, it sends the information to the brain, where it associates the hot with possible danger and sends the response to the body so that it reacts according to the interpretation.