The Intake of Information from the Surrounding Environment, and the Way

question 93

Multiple Choice

The intake of information from the surrounding environment, and the way each of us gives this information meaning, are referred to as

• A) sensation.
• B) perception.
• C) learning.
• D) development.

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Definitions:

Social Scientists

Professionals who study and analyze various aspects of human society, including cultural, economic, and political phenomena.

Lower Classes

Social groups typically characterized by lower economic status, limited access to resources, and reduced opportunities for upward mobility.

Worldwide Migration

The movement of populations across different countries or regions of the world, often for reasons such as economic opportunities, conflicts, or environmental factors.

Massive Droughts

Extended periods of significantly below-average precipitation leading to water shortages and adverse effects on agriculture and ecosystems.