Students are asked to create a model that shows the components that help an organism process sensory input.



Organize the components in order from simplest to more complex that help an organism process sensory input.

Response area with 4 blank spaces
Blank space 1 empty

Blank space 2 empty

Blank space 3 empty

Blank space 4 empty
Answer options with 4 options.

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To effectively organize the components that help an organism process sensory input from simplest to more complex, you can use the following components:

  1. Sensory Receptors - These are the most basic components that detect stimuli (e.g., light, sound, touch).
  2. Neurons - These are the cells that transmit signals from the sensory receptors to the central nervous system.
  3. Nervous System Processing Centers - This includes areas in the brain and spinal cord that integrate and process the incoming sensory information.
  4. Perception - This is the brain's interpretation of sensory input, allowing an organism to make sense of the world around them.

Now, organizing the components in the response area:

Response area with 4 blank spaces:

  • Blank space 1: Sensory Receptors →
  • Blank space 2: Neurons →
  • Blank space 3: Nervous System Processing Centers →
  • Blank space 4: Perception