The Ability of the Brain to Assign Meaning to a Stimulus

question 41

Multiple Choice

The ability of the brain to assign meaning to a stimulus is called:

• A) adaptation.
• B) integration.
• C) processing.
• D) perception.
• E) assembly.

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Definitions:

Blood-Injection-Injury Phobia

A specific phobia involving fear of blood, injury, or receiving injections, often leading to fainting.

Parasympathetic Response

The part of the autonomic nervous system responsible for relaxation and slowing down the body's response after stress or danger has passed, often referred to as the "rest and digest" response.

Panic

A sudden, overwhelming feeling of fear or anxiety that can result in extreme and unreasoned behavior.

Disgust

A feeling of strong aversion or profound disapproval.