The organization and interpretation of olfactory information is one example of ____________.
A) accommodation
B) perception
C) sensation
D) transduction

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The organization and interpretation of olfactory information refers to the process of perceiving smell, which is the identification and recognition of stimuli through sensory systems. Choice A (accommodation) refers to the process of adjusting the lens of the eye to focus on objects at different distances. Choice C (sensation) refers to the activation of sensory receptors by physical stimuli from the environment, while choice D (transduction) refers to the conversion of physical energy into neural signals by sensory receptors.

The Organization and Interpretation of Olfactory Information Is One Example