Which Statement Reflects a Distinction Between the Process of Sensation

question 78

Multiple Choice

Which statement reflects a distinction between the process of sensation and the process of perception

• A) Sensation is not necessary for perception, but perception is necessary for sensation. 
• B) Sensation occurs at the level of the brain, while perception occurs at the level of the mind. 
• C) Sensation reflects the proximal stimulus, while perception reflects the distal stimulus. 
• D) Sensation occurs at the level of the sense organs, while perception occurs at the level of the brain.