Bottom-up Processing is the process of

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Bottom-up Processing is the process of

A. Talking data from sensory receptors into the system

B. Talking data from motor receptors into the system

C. Giving data to the sensory receptors and sending data upward for extraction and analysis of relevant information

D. None of the above

Answer: Option A

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