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AP Psychology
Unit 3 – Sensation and Perception
Topic 3.6
What criticism might be directed at the assumption behind the labeled lines theory regarding sensory processing within our chemical senses?
The theory oversimplifies complex neurological processes involved in sensation and perception.
This theory correctly represents every aspect of sensory processing.
The theory inaccurately incorporates psychophysical laws into its understanding of sensory processing.
It overemphasizes the role of neurotransmitters in sensation and perception.
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AP Psychology - 3.6 Chemical Senses
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