Which of the following is a conscious interpretation of external stimuli
A)proprioceptive sensation
B)rising blood pressure
C)sensory perception
D)dilation of pupils

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Sensory perception is the conscious interpretation of external stimuli by the brain, allowing an individual to recognize and understand their environment through their senses (such as sight, hearing, touch, taste and smell). Proprioceptive sensation (A) is the ability to sense the position and movement of one's own body, while rising blood pressure (B) and dilation of pupils (D) are physiological responses to stimuli, rather than conscious interpretations.

Which of the Following Is a Conscious Interpretation of External