The "Binding Problem" Is the Question of How We

question 121

Multiple Choice

The "binding problem" is the question of how we

• A) perceive what we see, hear, and touch as a single object.
• B) develop social attachments to other people early in life.
• C) learn to think about categories of objects.
• D) communicate between the left and right hemispheres of the brain.

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