The Major Difference Between a Sensation and a Perception Is

question 126

Multiple Choice

The major difference between a sensation and a perception is that a sensation:

• A) provides basic information and perceptions add meaning and organization to that information
• B) involves the sense of touch and perceptions involve the sense of sight
• C) is limited to the peripheral nervous system and perceptions occur in the endocrine system
• D) is an active process and perception is a passive process

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