How do you formulate a perception?
you rely on previous information you know.
you...
Social Studies, 21.01.2020 01:31 bradleydb222
How do you formulate a perception?
you rely on previous information you know.
you recall old memories and evaluate them.
you experience the outside world through your senses.
your brain interprets the messages into a story.
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