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Chapter 17, Problem 71E
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The changes in perception when the chemical makeup changes are to be discussed.
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Perception is the ability of a person to hear, see or aware ness of something by the senses. Every person has a different perception and thus a different outlook for the world around.
Changes in chemical makeup will change a person’s perception as the chemical molecules might undergo changes and cause hallucination
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