When processing information from the environment, the brain acts much like a

Question

1. phone, relaying information from the environment

2. computer, organizing and storing information for later use

3.refrigerator, keeping information fresh for immediate use
4. backboard, allowing information to bounce off and back into the environment

Answer 1

The most fitting analogy for how the brain processes information from the environment would be:

2. computer, organizing and storing information for later use.

This is because the brain processes, organizes, and stores information similarly to how a computer does with data. It takes in inputs (sensory information), processes them (interprets and analyzes the information), and stores them for future retrieval (memory).