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I believe the answer is :D Recognizing an object is distinct from its surroundings.

In the concept of perception ,discrimination refers to the visual ability that make us able to separate the things that we want to focus on and the things that we do not. This allow us to utilize our brain capacity to solve the most important/crucial situation first

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