The combining of information from two or more sensory systems is referred to as _____ perception.
A) intrasensory
B) extrasensory
C) intermodal
D) multichannel

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Intermodal perception involves the combining of information from multiple sensory systems, such as vision and hearing, to create a coherent perception of the world. Intrasensory perception refers to the processing of information within a single sensory system, while extrasensory perception refers to abilities beyond the five traditional senses, such as telepathy or clairvoyance. Multichannel perception may refer to the processing of multiple sources of sensory input within a single sensory system, but is not a commonly used term in psychology or neuroscience.

The Combining of Information from Two or More Sensory Systems