A person groups stimuli into meaningful units during which part of perception

Answer;

-Organization

Explanation;

The process of perception includes selection, organization, and interpretation. it involves a sequence of steps that involves, sequentially: selection of stimuli in the environment, organization of that information, and interpretation of those stimuli.

-During the organization stage, a neural process starts with the activation of our sensory receptors (touch, taste, smell, sight, and hearing). The receptors transduce the input energy into neural activity, which is transmitted to our brains, where we construct a mental representation of the stimulus called a percept.

Organization

Explanation:

When a person uses his/her senses to acquire information about their surrounding environment or their situation is termed as perception. The process of grouping stimuli into meaningful units or as a whole is termed as an organization. The ways to organize stimuli include:

1. Figuring and grounding.

2. Closure.

3. Proximity

4. Similarity