The area of the brain that interprets sensory data is called
a. the primary sensory cortex
b. the association cortex
c. the mirror cortex
d. neurotransmitters

a. the primary sensory cortex

Explanation: The sensory cortex is all the cortical areas that are associated with sensory functions. The sensory cortex is a section of the cerebral cortex that is wholly associated with the reception and interpretation of sensory data from different parts of the body.

Sensory areas of the brain receives and processes sensory data.

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