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Sensation And Perception

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Running Head: SENSATION AND PERCEPTION 1 Sensation and Perception Student’s Name Professor Course Date SENSATION AND PERCEPTION 2 Sensation and Perception People and animals use their senses to understand the surrounding. They are also able to react to the surrounding since the senses send message to the brain that trigger a reaction. There are several processes involved in the process of sensing and reacting, and two of them are sensation and perception. The two processes include the participation of the sensory nerves and majorly the center of the nervous system; the brain. Sensation and perception are related in a way, although perception is a top-down process while sensation is a bottom-up process. This paper looks into the process of sensation and perception, describing what these processes are and how they take place, and also analyzes a peer reviewed research report and identifies its implication on societal perceptions of right and wrong. Sensation Sensation is a bottom-up process that involves the sensory organs receiving and relaying messages to the brain about the external environment (Goldstein, & Brockmole, 2016). It involves the process through which an animal learns of a certain smell and feels something that gets into contact with their skin or body. It also includes the process through which the brain learns of a certain taste and light that falls into the eye. An external stimulant is able to trigger the process of sensation (Goldstein, & Brockmole, ...
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