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When you hear the sound of a tree falling in the forest, the brain has received nothing but

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When you hear the sound of a tree falling in the forest, the brain has received nothing but

When you hear the sound of a tree falling in the forest, the brain has received nothing but
A) sound waves from the air.
B) sound waves traveling through the sensory pathways.
C) neural activity in the sensory pathways.
D) the sense of air rushing by you.
E) the vibration of the eardrums.

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Psychology: AP Edition

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Authors: Zimbardo, Johnson, Weber, Gruber

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