By us taking action on the world we are changing the stimuli around us, and in turn, those stimuli change our actions on the world. This is called a__________.
Group of answer choices
perception-action feedback loop
sensing-acting circular system
stimuli-world feedback loop
acting-perception circular system
perception-action feedback loop
The correct answer is: perception-action feedback loop.
The correct answer is perception-action feedback loop.
To arrive at this answer, let's break down the question and look at the options given.
The question states that by taking action on the world, we are changing the stimuli around us, and in turn, those stimuli change our actions on the world. This suggests a continuous cycle where our actions and the stimuli we perceive interact and influence each other.
Let's analyze each of the answer choices:
- Sensing-acting circular system: While this option acknowledges the relationship between sensing (perceiving stimuli) and acting (taking action), it does not capture the idea of stimuli changing our actions and vice versa. This option does not fully capture the feedback aspect mentioned in the question.
- Stimuli-world feedback loop: This option emphasizes the feedback aspect, but it does not address the connection between our actions and the stimuli we perceive. It does not fully capture the idea of the cycle mentioned in the question.
- Acting-perception circular system: This option acknowledges the circular nature of acting and perceiving, but it does not specifically refer to the stimuli changing our actions and vice versa.
- Perception-action feedback loop: This option combines the elements mentioned in the question. It refers to the feedback loop between our perception (sensing stimuli) and action. It accurately represents the idea that our actions on the world change the stimuli, which in turn influence our subsequent actions. Therefore, perception-action feedback loop is the most appropriate answer.
So, the correct answer is a perception-action feedback loop.