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lak

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In which mental representation is the object stored in the way it is experienced by the perceiver?
 
  a. object-centered representation
  b. state-dependent representation
  c. viewer-centered representation
  d. egocentric representation

Question 2

Which statement best describes our understanding of perception?
 
  a. Bottom-up theories outline perceptual processing step-by-step.
 b. Top-down theories outline perceptual processing step-by-step.
 c. Perception involves a combination of both bottom-up and top down processing.
  d. Little is understood about perception at the current time.



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Answer to Question 1

c

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