A Single Sensory Image Can Sometimes Produce Two or More

question 148

Multiple Choice

A single sensory image can sometimes produce two or more alternating interpretations. This reflects the fundamental distinction between:

• A) sense receptors and sense organs.
• B) thinking and perceiving.
• C) reality and illusion.
• D) sensation and perception.

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