How Is Sensation Different from Perception

question 4

Multiple Choice

How is sensation different from perception?

• A) Sensation results when the brain receives information from sensory receptors. Perception is the consciousness awareness of the stimuli.
• B) Perception results when the brain receives information from sensory receptors. Sensation is the consciousness awareness of the stimuli.

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