The Binding Problem of Perception Is Concerned with How

question 140

Multiple Choice

The binding problem of perception is concerned with how:

• A)vision is integrated or bound with hearing to produce a unitary perceptual experience.
• B)features are linked together so that we see unified objects rather than disjointed or miscombined ones.
• C)both the shape and identity of an object are identified simultaneously.
• D)fine details are perceived in complex objects.

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