The interpretation of what is sensed is called
A) sensation.
B) perception.
C) stimulation.
D) habituation

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Sensation refers to the process of detecting and encoding stimuli from the environment, while perception is the interpretation or organization of those stimuli into meaningful experiences. Stimulation refers to the process of applying a physical stimulus to the sensory receptors, and habituation refers to the process of becoming accustomed or desensitized to a repeated stimulus. Therefore, the correct answer is B, perception.

The Interpretation of What Is Sensed Is Called