Our Sensory Systems Act as Data Selection Systems

question 301

Multiple Choice

Our sensory systems act as data selection systems. This means that they

• A)can change one form of energy to another.
• B)transmit information to the brain in the form of codes.
• C)select and analyze information and send only the most important data to the brain.
• D)are only sensitive to a small range of sensations that will require additional interpretation by the brain.

Recognize the limitations of laboratory experiments in mirroring real-world conditions.

Understand the process of the scientific method within psychology.

Know the historical figures and milestones in the development of psychology.

Recognize the importance of generalizability and ethical considerations in psychological research.

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