Stimulation or Sensation. Brief explanation with examples.

Stimulation refers to the act of arousing or exciting a physical or mental response, while sensation refers to the perception of stimuli through the senses. Stimulation can lead to sensations, as it triggers the sensory receptors in the body to create a feeling or experience.

Stimulation is the process of activating a sensory receptor, which converts the external stimulus into an internal signal that can be transmitted to the brain.

Sensation is the conscious experience of the activated sensory receptor.