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What is your question? Also, humans have more than 5 senses. Besides hearing, vision, taste, smell and touch we can also measure temperature, balance, the position of our limbs, etc.
Touch, sight, smell, hearing, and taste. Some people consider others to have a sixth sense where people can sense walls, obstacles, spirits, ghosts, etc.
you can smell it with your sense of smell which is your nose which smells things and there are different senses like hearing, touching etc
You cannot, however you can develop a sense through touch, smell, hearing, vibration, etc.
The sensory nervous systems main function is to process any sensory information. Vision, hearing, touch, taste, smell, and movement are the things that this system processes.
Sensuality is the exercise and enjoyment of the senses; sight, smell, sound, touch, etc. It is about maximizing sensory enjoyment. It is not necessarily erotic, though it can be.Sexuality is the titillation of the senses for the purpose of sexual arousal; and/or climax.
Basically the same senses we have: sight, sound, balance, etc.
when one of your senses is not working, your body makes up for it with your other senses. for example, if you can't see, you may have better hearing or sense movements on the ground that others with vision may not have felt. you might smell things others don't and etc.
Using qualitative methods is observing your experiment with the five scenes (touch, smell, sight, hearing, taste) Ex. LAB #1: Qualitative Observations 'chocolate bar' TASTE: sweet, sugary…etc SIGHT: brown colour, rectangular… etc TOUCH: smooth, thick … etc
A quantitative observation is an observation that can be measured in numbers, such as volume, length, acceleration, number of widgets produced per hour, etc.
something that you can see and touch such as a table or car has primary qualities. Secondary qualities are less tangible and depend on senses such as colour , smell etc
Well, thinking of your basic senses.... Pain, light touch, deep touch, hot, cold, etc... all would be felt by the skin. Sight & Smell wouldn't (although perhaps a strong acid or base might be sensed).