Superimposing is the process of
A) making sense of stimuli by grouping, dividing, organizing, separating, and categorizing information.
B) filling in missing information.
C) placing a familiar structure on information you select.
D) observing a small sample of someone's behaviour and then making a generalization about what the person is like, based on that sample.

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Superimposing involves taking a familiar structure or pattern and placing it onto new information. This can help in making sense of the information and understanding it better. Option A refers to perceptual organization, Option B refers to filling in the gaps in incomplete information, and Option D refers to making generalizations based on limited information, none of which accurately describe superimposing.

Superimposing Is the Process of