“What’s music to one person may be noise to another.” This interpretation of sensory information is referred to as _____

“What’s music to one person may be noise to another.” This interpretation of sensory information is referred to as _____

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• Perception
  Explanation:
  The interpretation of sensory information is called perception. It entails how one receives and uses the stimuli. This can be subdivided to visual, touch, olfactory, auditory and audio perceptions. One stimuli may be useful to an individual and the same stimuli may mean nothing to another individual, all because of differences in perceptions. This process enables us to recognize meaningful events or objects.