Our sense of vision produces a two-dimensional image on the back of the eye, but we interpret the world in three dimensions due to the process of:
A) sensation.
B) functional encoding.
C) specific nerve energy.
D) perception.

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Perception is the process by which we interpret and give meaning to sensory information, including the interpretation of two-dimensional visual images as three-dimensional objects and environments. Sensation refers to the initial detection of sensory information, while functional encoding and specific nerve energy are specific theories related to sensory processing.

Our Sense of Vision Produces a Two-Dimensional Image on the Back