According to Ludy Benjamin, if changes in physical stimuli always resulted in similar changes in perception of those stimuli, _____.
A) the world would be unbearably complex
B) remediation of sensory deficits would be impossible
C) there would be no need for psychology
D) the neurophysiology of perception would be clear

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Ludy Benjamin suggests that if changes in physical stimuli always resulted in similar changes in perception, the complexity and variability in human perception wouldn't exist, thus negating the need for psychology to understand and interpret these variations.

According to Ludy Benjamin, If Changes in Physical Stimuli Always