Multiple Choice
The term semantics, when applied to perception, means the
A) meaning of a scene, often related to what is happening within the scene.
B) regularly occurring physical properties of an environment.
C) inferences made based on the likelihood of a particular stimulus.
D) statistical probabilities of one particular sound following another in language.
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