Information that we acquire simply because our senses are operating comes to use through
A)active perception.
B)impression formation.
C)punctuation.
D)passive perception.

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Passive perception refers to the acquisition of information without effort or conscious attention, simply because our senses are operating. This is in contrast to active perception, which involves intentional and effortful processing of sensory inputs. Impression formation and punctuation refer to cognitive processes that occur after we have already acquired sensory information.

Information That We Acquire Simply Because Our Senses Are Operating