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WINSTONCH [101]
2 years ago
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Marc is driving his 12-year-old car. He notices a sound coming from the engine, which involves _____ processing. He immediately

starts thinking that the sound is similar to the sound his car made the last time he had it repaired, which involvesMarc is driving his 12-year-old car. He notices a sound coming from the engine, which involves _____ processing. He immediately starts thinking that the sound is similar to the sound his car made the last time he had it repaired, which involves
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algol [13]2 years ago
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COMPLETE QUESTION:

Marc is driving his 12-year-old car. He notices a sound coming from the engine, which involves _____ processing. He immediately starts thinking that the sound is similar to the sound his car made the last time he had it repaired, which involves _____ processing.

ANSWER: sensation; perception

EXPLANATION: Marc was involved in sensation and perception processing in the two separate activities.

He was firstly involved in SENSATION PROCESSING, which deals with inwards supply of information (in the form of impulses) about the extrinsic environment or physical world by the sensory receptors to the brain.

However، the process whereby he taught that the sound being generated is similar to the sound his car made during the last repair describes a PERCEPTION PROCESSING.

During this process, the brain receive these impulses, analyze them and interprete them based on previous experience.

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