Recognizing the Taste of the Liquid in Your Mouth as Juice

question 128

Multiple Choice

Recognizing the taste of the liquid in your mouth as juice that has fermented is an example of

• A) subliminal stimulation.
• B) sensory adaptation.
• C) prosopagnosia.
• D) perception.

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