Episode 5: The Forest Has Eyes

Update: 2020-05-21

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In this brief episode, use Bev Doolitte's artwork titled: The Forest Has Eyes to explore sensation vs. perception, how they are separate processes, and how they work together to help us process, interpret, and respond to sensory input.

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Episode 5: The Forest Has Eyes

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Episode 5: The Forest Has Eyes

Paige Roseman

Episode 5: The Forest Has Eyes