According to the information-processing approach to cognition, which of the following is another term for the "sensing" stage of cognition?
A) input
B) erasing
C) reminding
D) priming

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The sensing stage of cognition refers to the stage where sensory information is received and processed. This is also known as the input stage. Choice B, erasing, and choice C, reminding, do not relate to the initial processing of sensory information. Choice D, priming, typically refers to the activation of prior knowledge or associations, which occurs during later stages of information processing.

According to the Information-Processing Approach to Cognition, Which of the Following