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ch4aika [34]
4 years ago
5

Anna's photoreceptors detect light and dark stimuli. Cortical processing then allows her to recognize the words in her psycholog

y textbook. As she reads, Anna relates the information to her own experiences. The action of Anna's photoreceptors illustrates:
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Nataly [62]4 years ago
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Answer and explanation:

Anna's photoreceptors detect light and dark stimuli. Cortical processing then allows her to recognize the words in her psychology textbook. As she reads, Anna relates the information to her own experiences. The action of Anna's photoreceptors illustrates: <u>sensation.</u>

Sensation is a feeling we experiment as something external (being physical or emotional) happens to us or comes in touch with a part of our body.

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