From person-to-person and concept-to-concept our brains process information: a. Uniquely, and unlike any other person b. In much the same way c. Differently, based upon our upbringing d. In a specialized way, reflecting different cultures

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Kendra Lozano

Social Studies

9 December, 14:07

From person-to-person and concept-to-concept our brains process information: a. Uniquely, and unlike any other person b. In much the same way c. Differently, based upon our upbringing d. In a specialized way, reflecting different cultures

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Nataly Guzman · Answer 1

B). In much the same way.

Explanation:

Information processing is demonstrated as the process of receiving inputs like touch, sight, sound waves, etc. from the sensory organs which are processed inside the human brain in order to produce an output so that one can memorize or store the information for later purposes.

As per the question, the processing of information in human brain from person-to-person and concept-to-concept would be categorized as in 'much the same way' as the basic structure or process of information processing is quite similar in every individual (receiving of information, it's processing in brain, and delivery of output to store and encode the information). Therefore, option B is the correct answer.