The Difference in "Sensation" and "Perception" When Referring to a Stimulus

question 71

Multiple Choice

The difference in "sensation" and "perception" when referring to a stimulus lies in

• A) the type of receptor stimulated.
• B) understanding the significance of the stimulus.
• C) the number of receptors that depolarize.
• D) feeling exactly what is happening at the site.
• E) responding to the stimulus.

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