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Answer: B. interpretation
Perception is defined as the normal functional process of interpreting the things happening outside by sending through sensory stimulus to the brain, organizing the information and finally enabling us to identify the meaningful events and objects.
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During a routine annual physical exam, a 57 year-old man is given a normal pulmonary function...
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