Question

Psychologists are not certain how people do it, but somehow when we look at an object, our brains manage to put together a lot of disparate information into a unified whole. This mystery is called __________. dichotic listening inattentional blindness the binding problem selective attention

Answer 1

Binding problem

Step-by-step explanation:

Binding problem is the mystery of how the brain is able to form a coherent perception from different visual signals fed into various sensory circuits of the brain. The eye picks up a lot of disparate information which are passed into a specialised sets of neurons which bind these information into a meaningful unified whole

Answer 2

The correct answer is : the binding problem

Step-by-step explanation:

This is related to how our perception of things is distributed in our central nervous system. It studies how the brain represents shapes and colors. It is believed that our mechanisms "bind" this information to generate a coherent perceptual experience. This is useful in the way we combine what we perceive in order to make decisions.