We are aware of our internal and external world because we possess
A) sense organs.
B) preceptor muscles.
C) interocular locution.
D) sensory deprivation.

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Sense organs are responsible for receiving information from the environment and transmitting it to the brain. This information is then processed and interpreted by the brain, allowing us to be aware of our internal and external world. Preceptor muscles, interocular locution, and sensory deprivation do not play a role in our ability to be aware of our environment.

We Are Aware of Our Internal and External World Because