Although the senses reduce a mixture of sights, sounds, odors, tastes, and touch sensations to more manageable amounts, they are still too much for the brain to handle. That's why the brain further filters sensory information through
A)selective accommodation.
B)sensory deceleration.
C)selective attention.
D)control biasing.

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Selective attention is the process by which the brain filters sensory information, focusing on what is deemed important or relevant and ignoring other stimuli. This helps manage the overwhelming amount of sensory input we receive.

Although the Senses Reduce a Mixture of Sights, Sounds, Odors