Recognizing an odor as the familiar smell of apple blossoms is an example of subliminal stimulation. sensory adaptation. perception. prosopagnosia.

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Kody Griffith

Social Studies

4 January, 05:08

Recognizing an odor as the familiar smell of apple blossoms is an example of subliminal stimulation. sensory adaptation. perception. prosopagnosia.

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Lamont Rowland · Answer 1

Perception

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Perception is a piece of sensory information that organizes, interpret, and consciously experienced. Perception has two processes that are a top-down process and the bottom-up process. The sensation is a physical process whereas perception is a physical process. For example, the smell coming from the kitchen is a sensory process and percieved what is baking is a physical process. Although our perception is made from sensation, the sensation is not included perception. Even we cannot sense perception if it could not constant for a long time called sensory adaptation. There is another factor that affects perception and sensation that is attention. Attention plays a significant role in what is perceived and what is sensed. Failure recognition with complete visible leads to inattentional blindness. It occurs due to ti inattention.