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Yes, you can because its all based on what your brain determines. It's also what your skin feels and your brain determines what it is.
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When you touch something how long does it take to tell your brain?
Easy. First, touch something. Next, time how long it takes for you to tell if you are touching something.
Can you tell what something is just by touching?
well it depends on what it is but so far it is a yes
How do you teach second graders the sense of touch?
Have them feel something. What do they think it is? Tell them what touching is, which is to feel something. Quiz them.
How do you tell someone to stop touching you?
You can firmly but politely say, "Please stop touching me, it makes me uncomfortable." It's important to set clear boundaries and communicate your preferences assertively. If the behavior continues, don't hesitate to seek help or report it to someone in authority.
How can you tell if it's a hardwood or not without touching it?
well, if you know the type of wood you can typically tell. something like oak or mesquite is a hardwood
When you get something in your eye the object is directly touching which portion of the eye structure?
When you get something in your eye chances are that the object is touching the sclera
What do you do if a girl won't stop touching you?
Tell her to quit touching you and if she doesn't, avoid her at all costs.
What is a no contact?
Having nothing to do with someone or something, or not touching something or someone.
How do you find out if something is cold by touching it?
Touch it.
What does it mean to dab something?
To dab something, one is touching something lightly. For instance, if someone dabs a paint brush against a canvas, they are touching the brush lightly against the canvas.
Can you tell what something is just by touching it will being blindfolded?
we have many senses but touch is one of the most important and we have the abillity to know what something is with just our touch but only when ur brain is more focused on just touch than any other sense Touch is a most intimate sensation; if you allow your finders to move accross the item, much can be learned. OK, it's hard to tell a yellow item from an organge item, but by touching you can tell how soft an item is, etc..
What is an example of a stimulus and and response?
stimulus= touching something hot response= moving hand away :)
