Cognition and Perception

An output is equivalent to:

• Information Processing

• Sensing

• Behavior

• Memory

An input is equivalent to:

• Behavior

• Memory

• Sensing

• Information Processing

The difference between Cognition and Perception is explained by:

• Internalization of outworld information

• The senses and the brain

• Anatomical differences

• Time-Space processing of information

Mark the one which does not belong. The perceptual process includes:

• Memory

• Agent

• Information Acquisition

• Perceptual representation

Choose the one that does not correspond to life's properties:

• Self-recreation

• Self-sustainment

• Self-replication

• Self-organization

Every living being has motivation and means for locomotion.

• True

• False

Neurons were of the eldest cells ever found.

• True

• False

Unicellular organisms exhibit individualistic behaviors.

• True

• False

It could be said that Cognition and Perception are the results of:

• Pluricellular Communication

• Cellular Communication

• Multicellular Communication

Select the one which does not correspond to Top-Down theories:

• Gestalt

• Affection & Relevance

• Prediction

• Context