Question

Which of the following is considered sensation and which are perception

SensationPerception	A bite of the fruit tastes sweet and acidic.
SensationPerception	Ouch! That sandpaper is rough.
SensationPerception	"Your song" is playing in the grocery store.
SensationPerception	Suddenly you notice a sharp and acrid smell.
SensationPerception	You can tell your co-worker has walked by when you smell his cologne.
SensationPerception	Isn't that Bob from the office coming out of that store?
SensationPerception	Tasting potato-leek soup reminds you of Thanksgiving at your aunt's house.
SensationPerception	That beeping is loud and penetrating.
SensationPerception	You don't notice the feel of your clothes on your skin.
SensationPerception	The flower garden has many colors and shapes.

Answer 1

Sensation and perceptions are somewhat inter-related phenomena. Sensation is understood as the inputs about the surrounding or physical world present around us by our sensory organs, whereas perception is the process in which the brain’s function is to select, arrange and interprets the inputs gathered by sensory organs through sensation. On the basis of these definitions, following classifications are being made:

Sensation	- A bite of the fruit tastes sweet and acidic.
Sensation -	Ouch! That sandpaper is rough.
Sensation	- "Your song" is playing in the grocery store.
Sensation-	Suddenly you notice a sharp and acrid smell.
Perception	- You can tell your co-worker has walked by when you smell his cologne.
Perception	- Isn't that Bob from the office coming out of that store?
Perception	- Tasting potato-leek soup reminds you of Thanksgiving at your aunt's house.
Sensation-	That beeping is loud and penetrating.
Sensation	- You don't notice the feel of your clothes on your skin.
Sensation	- The flower garden has many colors and shapes.