Question

One of the central aspects of perception is whether or not our brain is capable of processing information into categories and looking for predictability and patterns. Group of answer choices False True

Answer 1

The correct answer is True

According to psychology, perception consists of an organization and interpretation of the stimuli that were received by the senses and that makes it possible to identify certain objects and events.

Perception has two stages, the sensorial and the intellectual. The two complement each other, because sensations do not provide a real view of the world, and must be worked on by the intellect

Answer 2

Answer: This is TRUE.

Explanation: Perception refers to that which is detected by the five senses; not necessarily understood; also that which is detected within consciousness as a thought, intuition, deduction.

From the question it is said that "One of the central aspects of perception is whether or not our brain is capable of processing information into categories and looking for predictability and patterns". An example can be imagine looking through fog, trying to understand if you see a small dog or a cat. That's what perception is about.