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sensation and perception. Sensation, perception, idea, thought, and memory are the cognitive processes. DISCUSSION All human beings perceive the outside world through the senses, but also it depend on our perception of past experiences. Our...
to learn to live with what happens around him. To meet your basic needs like feeding and for more advanced activities, one needs to engage with his peers. We need to know what happens outside of us. Anything that happens around us is terme...
use the same means of communication; however, the communication is basically the transfer of coded information from the sensory receptor to the brain in the form electrical impulses (Jacobson & Marcus, 2011). The difference in sensation a ...
through one of the senses, that information is sent to the brain, and then you are consciously aware of the information. That is not all there is to the process. Here is a more detailed description of how the brain processes information re...
to perception, attention and memory, concentrating a lot of information from the outside world. Memory is a process that includes coding, or processing of information received by our senses to the code that are stored in memory, storage of...
sensation precedes perception. This is a simple functional difference, in the process collecting sensitive-sense-stimulus. In this paper we will analyze four different articles on “Sensation and perception” that have been published in New Y...
perception’, in everyday language, are often used interchangeably. Though closely interrelated, perception and sensation play two complimentary but dissimilar roles in how world is interpreted by us (Heffner, 2001). Sensation: A "Sensing" P...