The Process of Converting Physical Stimuli in the Environment into a Signal

question 30

Multiple Choice

The process of converting physical stimuli in the environment into a signal that the brain can read is called:

• A) transduction
• B) perception
• C) top-down processing
• D) sensory adaptation

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