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Unit 3 – Sensation and Perception
Topic 3.3
How do theories from cognitive science contribute to our understanding of visual processing?
They confirm that visual processing occurs entirely within the eye's retina.
They provide insights into how information from our eyes is interpreted by our brains.
They establish that color perception is solely based on light intensity.
They argue for purely genetic influences on visual perception abilities.
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