________ is a set of mental operations that organize sensory impulses into meaningful patterns.
A) Synesthesia
B) Sensation
C) Signal detection
D) Perception

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Perception is the set of mental operations that organize sensory impulses into meaningful patterns. Sensation refers to the initial process of detecting and receiving sensory information, while synesthesia is a neurological condition where sensory information is experienced in a way that is blended or crossed (such as seeing colors when hearing sounds). Signal detection refers to the ability to detect a signal from background noise.

________ Is a Set of Mental Operations That Organize Sensory