The process of combining information from more than one sensory system is called ______.
A) synaptogenesis
B) intermodal acuity
C) intermodal perception
D) neurogenesis

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Intermodal perception is the process of combining information from more than one sensory system. Synaptogenesis and neurogenesis are processes of creating new neural connections and neurons, respectively. Intermodal acuity is a term used in the study of perceptual development, but it refers to the ability to detect features of a stimulus presented simultaneously in different modalities rather than the process of combining information.

The Process of Combining Information from More Than One Sensory