____ represents a somewhat higher,more meaningful level of processing than simply having stimuli register on our sensory receptors.
A) Cognitive combination
B) Affective combination
C) Perceptual organization
D) Stimulus network
E) Affective stimulus

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Perceptual organization refers to the process by which we take sensory input and use it to form a coherent, meaningful representation of our surroundings. It involves a higher level of processing than simply registering stimuli on our sensory receptors, as it requires us to take in information from multiple sources and integrate it into a meaningful whole. Cognitive combination and affective combination may also involve higher level processing, but they are not directly related to the organization of sensory input. Stimulus network and affective stimuli are not relevant to the process of perceptual organization.

____ Represents a Somewhat Higher,more Meaningful Level of Processing Than