Our perception depends on the activation of sensory receptors. The information in the receptors symbolizes stimuli in the environment - it is not a perfect duplication and often does not resemble the original stimulus. For example, when you look at a picture of a dog, there is not an image of a dog in your eye. What principle describes this concept?     Principle of transformation     Principle of representation     Principle of duplication     Principle of symbolization

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