Sensation

• The conversion of energy into neural impulses by our sense receptors. (correct)
• The brain's ability to perceive colors.
• The activation of our sense receptors by external stimuli.
• The interpretation of sensory information by the brain.

• Sensation is the interpretation of sensory information, while perception is the activation of our sense receptors.
• Sensation is specific to vision, while perception involves all of our senses.
• Sensation is the conversion of energy into neural impulses, while perception is how we interpret that sensation. (correct)
• Sensation occurs in the brain, while perception occurs in our sense receptors.

• The activation of our sense receptors by external stimuli.
• The conversion of energy into neural impulses by our sense receptors.
• The distance between the peaks of a wave.
• The range of colors that we can see with our eyes. (correct)

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