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    The passage discusses how the human brain processes information from the senses in parallel rather than sequentially. It explains that different parts of the brain simultaneously analyze visual, auditory, and tactile information from the environment. The brain is then able to quickly integrate this parallel processing to form a coherent picture of the surrounding world.

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    The passage discusses how the human brain processes information from the senses in parallel rather than sequentially. It explains that different parts of the brain simultaneously analyze visual, auditory, and tactile information from the environment. The brain is then able to quickly integrate this parallel processing to form a coherent picture of the surrounding world.

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    The passage discusses how the human brain processes information from the senses in parallel rather than sequentially. It explains that different parts of the brain simultaneously analyze visual, auditory, and tactile information from the environment. The brain is then able to quickly integrate this parallel processing to form a coherent picture of the surrounding world.

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     Macmillan Publishers Ltd 2002 63 This page may be photocopied for use in class

     Macmillan Publishers Ltd 2002 64 This page may be photocopied for use in class

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