________ is the coordination of sensory information to perceive these experiences as integrated and coordinated,and to draw perceptual inferences.

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Intermodal perception refers to the ability to integrate information from multiple senses such as vision, hearing, and touch to create a cohesive perception of the world. The coordination of this sensory information allows for the formation of perceptual inferences, or the ability to make assumptions or conclusions based on the sensory information received. Amodal perception refers to the ability to perceive objects or events even when sensory information is incomplete or missing, which is not related to coordination of sensory information. Perceptual differentiation refers to the ability to distinguish between sensory information, which is not related to coordination. Perceptual accommodation refers to the process of adjusting one's perception in response to changing sensory input, which is not related to coordination of sensory information.

________ Is the Coordination of Sensory Information to Perceive These