Multiple Choice
Occasionally, people who have been blind since birth will have their vision restored. Afterwards, they are able to notice light and various colours but they often have continual difficulty making sense of this new sensory information. Examples like these best demonstrate the difference between
A) sensation and perception
B) sensation and transduction
C) perception and organizing sensory input
D) rods and cones
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