Question at position 5 When we use two or more senses simultaneously to perceive stimuli, we are using our ______.When we use two or more senses simultaneously to perceive stimuli, we are using our ______.inverse effectivenessbinocular disparityanosmiaopponent-processesmultimodal perception

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The question asks about what we call the process when two or more senses are used at the same time to perceive stimuli.
Option 1: inverse effectiveness — This is a principle from multisensory integration indicating that the weaker the individual stimuli, the greater the relative benefit when combined. It describes a phenomenon within multimodal processing, not the basic definition of using multiple senses itself, so it doesn't answer the prompt directly.
Option 2: binocular disparity — This refers to a depth cue arising from the slightly different viewpoints of each eye, which helps with depth perception rather than indicating the use of multiple senses for perception. It is a monocular/binocular cue about spatial distance, not multisensory integration.
Option 3: anosmia — This is the loss or impairment of the sense of smell. It is unrelated to the concept of combining senses to perceive stimuli and thus is not correct in this context.
Option 4: opponent-processes — This theory explains how certain color and motion perceptions arise from opposing retinal processes (e.g., red-green, blue-yellow). It pertains to vision processing, not the integration of multiple senses.
Option 5: multimodal perception — This term specifically describes the integration and processing that occurs when information from two or more sensory modalities (such as sight, sound, touch) is combined to form a unified percept. It directly matches the idea of using multiple senses simultaneously to perceive stimuli.

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Question at position 5 When we use two or more senses simultaneously to perceive stimuli, we are using our ______.When we use two or more senses simultaneously to perceive stimuli, we are using our ______.inverse effectivenessbinocular disparityanosmiaopponent-processesmultimodal perception

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