Central processing,one of three major components of information processing,is best described as the
A) auditory perception of a stimulus.
B) visual perception of a stimulus.
C) classification of a stimulus.
D) choice of a single response from among many possible responses.

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Central processing refers to the stage of information processing where the brain analyzes and interprets the sensory information received from the environment. This includes classifying stimuli based on their characteristics, and determining the meaning and significance of the stimulus. Therefore, choice C- classification of a stimulus - best describes central processing. The other options (A, B, and D) refer to other stages of information processing, such as sensory processing, perception, and response selection.

Central Processing,one of Three Major Components of Information Processing,is Best