Sensation and perception:
A)are basically the same process.
B)are two completely different and unrelated processes.
C)are related but separate processes.
D)feel like two distinct processes.

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Sensation refers to the process of detecting stimuli, such as light waves or sound waves, through our sensory organs. Perception, on the other hand, involves interpreting and making sense of these sensory stimuli. While they are related in that sensation provides the raw material for perception, they are separate processes that involve different neural pathways and cognitive mechanisms.

Sensation and Perception