From person-to-person and concept-to-concept our brains process information:a. In much the same wayb. In a specialized way, reflecting different culturesc. Uniquely, and unlike any other person. Differently, based upon our upbringing

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8 December, 17:34

From person-to-person and concept-to-concept our brains process information:a. In much the same wayb. In a specialized way, reflecting different culturesc. Uniquely, and unlike any other person. Differently, based upon our upbringing

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Julie Olson · Answer 1

a. In much the same way

Explanation:

The brain processes information by receiving external stimuli that encode some information that the brain quickly translates. This process basically happens in the same way among people.

The brain receives information in its sensory part and quickly processes it in a coordinated way allowing us to have an interpretation of the environment that surrounds us. This process allows us to feel the health of food, to be able to locate and identify names, objects, paths, etc.