Inaccurate Sensory Information
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Sensory information is an important process that we all as human beings possess. Our sensory information tasks us with the ability to collect information coming from our senses; taste, smell, sight, hearing, and touch (Kirby & Goodpaster, 2007). Although, some factors may hinder one’s ability to collect the same information, I believe that overall our sensory information is inaccurate and our sensory data is accurate.
Sensory information can be used against our own thoughts. What we see may not always be what was actually seen. Many people do not have the ability to use all of their senses or are disabled from collecting information and processing the information in the same manner. So this creates inaccuracies for those individuals. As well as for someone who does not have a disability. As for me, I wear corrective lenses because I am unable to see things from a far distance and many times my sensory information has been inaccurate and altered my sense of hearing as well. For example, I have a tendency to sit up front in classrooms because I like to see and hear what information is being passed down to me. I choose to sit up close because I have experienced that when I sit towards the back, my lack of vision also alters my hearing. It may be because I am more …show more content…
The brain is a complex organ and it contributes to our thinking. Memory is the power of the mind to remember things. Our sensory data is sometimes changed by both factors. For example, if we believe or have a memory of an event, our brain may trigger the way we think or analyze our perception. If we were to destroy of lose memory of our perception our thinking would be altered as well. Our brain is also like a sponge that is able to acquire more and new information giving our sensory information and sensory data room to
Sensory information is an important process that we all as human beings possess. Our sensory information tasks us with the ability to collect information coming from our senses; taste, smell, sight, hearing, and touch (Kirby & Goodpaster, 2007). Although, some factors may hinder one’s ability to collect the same information, I believe that overall our sensory information is inaccurate and our sensory data is accurate.
Sensory information can be used against our own thoughts. What we see may not always be what was actually seen. Many people do not have the ability to use all of their senses or are disabled from collecting information and processing the information in the same manner. So this creates inaccuracies for those individuals. As well as for someone who does not have a disability. As for me, I wear corrective lenses because I am unable to see things from a far distance and many times my sensory information has been inaccurate and altered my sense of hearing as well. For example, I have a tendency to sit up front in classrooms because I like to see and hear what information is being passed down to me. I choose to sit up close because I have experienced that when I sit towards the back, my lack of vision also alters my hearing. It may be because I am more …show more content…
The brain is a complex organ and it contributes to our thinking. Memory is the power of the mind to remember things. Our sensory data is sometimes changed by both factors. For example, if we believe or have a memory of an event, our brain may trigger the way we think or analyze our perception. If we were to destroy of lose memory of our perception our thinking would be altered as well. Our brain is also like a sponge that is able to acquire more and new information giving our sensory information and sensory data room to