Perception is the psychological process of organizing and interpreting those neural signals. It is how the brain makes sense of the "raw data" provided by sensation.
Sensation provides the "bricks," while perception is the "architect" that builds the house. Together, they allow us to navigate and react to a complex, ever-changing environment. Sensation and Perception
Difference Threshold (Just Noticeable Difference): The minimum change in a stimulus required for a person to detect that a change has occurred. Perception: The Interpretation Perception is the psychological process of organizing and
Sensation is the physical process of collecting data from the environment. Sensory receptors (in the eyes, ears, nose, tongue, and skin) detect physical energy—such as light waves or sound vibrations—and convert it into neural signals. Sensation and Perception