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    interpreted by the individual who is influenced by their unique biases‚ needs and experiences. These three stages of exposure (or sensation) make up the process of perception. Sensation refers to the immediate response of our sensory receptors (e.g. eyes‚ ears‚ nose‚ mouth‚ fingers) Perception is the process by which these stimuli are selected‚ organised and interpreted. Our interpretations or assumptions stem from Schemas‚ an organised collection of beliefs and feelings.

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    force‚ distance and time data at a rate of up to 500 points per second which is then displayed by fully integrated Exponent 32-bit software”. Characterization of food texture commonly falls into two main groups‚ based on sensory and instrumental methods of analysis. Sensory analysis includes of the senses of smell‚ taste‚ sound and touch. Evaluation of food texture by touch includes the use of fingers‚ as well as the lips‚ tongue‚ palate and teeth in the mouth. Strain is one of the rheological

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    recognized and appreciated. Some tastes—such as salty‚ bitter‚ sweet‚ and sour—can be recognized without the sense of smell. However‚ more complex flavors require both taste and smell sensations to be recognized. Different stimuli activate different sensory receptors. Chemical stimuli activate the chemoreceptors responsible for gustatory and olfactory perceptions. Because taste and smell are both reactions to the chemical makeup of solutions‚ the two senses are closely related. Taste is a chemical

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    refer‚ and what why is it a problem? 3. Identify the visual defect that occurs when the course of the lightwaves entering your visual system are altered by an unequal curving of the surfaces of the eye (usually the cornea)‚ and how to correct this defect. 4. What term is used to describe the ability to accurately “read” fine detail? In which two sensory systems is the term applied‚ and what is the adjective that precedes the term in each case? 5. What is it called when one eye responds more

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    participants did feel a change in the temperature like they were supposed to making the experiment worth doing. The Process of Paradoxical Heat Sensation The skin is the largest and heaviest sense organ. It contains thousands and thousands of sensory receptors that are specialized to react to one kind of stimulus‚ for instance pressure‚ cold‚ or warmth. When two stimuli‚ such

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    unconscious effort between the ages of borth to three‚. The mneme is driven by the ‘horme. The child receives all the impressions of his expierences‚ they enter his mind and become part of him. Fomr the age of birth to six‚ is the main period of sensory exploration for a child. The sensorial impressions a child receives are not the same as sensorial education. Sensorial education takes place when the child receives the knowledge to catagorise and use his impressions. Intelligence is built upon by

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    use the descriptive essay to create a vivid picture of a person‚ place‚ or thing. Unlike a narrative essay‚ which reveals meaning through a personal story‚ the purpose of a descriptive essay is to reveal the meaning of a subject through detailed‚ sensory observation. If readers also feel an emotional connection and deep appreciation for the subject’s significance‚ the writer has done a great job. The descriptive essay employs the power of language and all the human senses

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    through the child ’s manipulation of it. This "auto-education"‚ learning though movement of the materials‚ is a basic concept of sense training. Montessori made materials that satisfy the child ’s need for movement while at the same time furthering sensory development and keen observation on the part of the child. Montessori realized that she could not bring to children all that the universe contained‚ but that she could provide "the keys" needed for an _on going awareness of elements that would be

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    receive the communication includes: ■ visual disabilities ■ hearing disabilities ■ environmental problems such as poor lighting‚ noisy environments‚ speaking from too far away. People may not be able to sense a message - this is known as sensory deprivation. Visual and hearing disabilities may result in a person having feelings of isolation. Message makes no sense This may be as a result of the following: ■ The use of different languages including foreign languages and signed

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    their functions are not “I”. * The five vital airs such as prana‚ which perform the five vital functions such as respiration‚ are not “I”. * Even the mind that thinks is not “I”. * In the state of deep sleep vishaya vasanas remain‚ devoid of sensory knowledge and activity‚ even this state is not “I”. After negating all of the above as “not I‚ not I‚ the knowledge that alone remains is itself “I”. The nature of knowledge that alone remains is itself “I”. The nature of knowledge is sat-chit-ananda

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