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How could you explain the sense touch?
the sensation of the bodies nerves reacting on contact with other surfaces
Which part of the brain has been damaged when there is no sensation in the body?
you cannot touch if you loes your sense of touching
What are somatosensory disorders?
Somatosensory disorders are problems related to the human sense of touch. The most common example is numbness or pins and needles sensation (paresthesia) after injury to a nerve.
What are the verbs of sensation?
see hear smell taste touch
Which body sensation is most influenced by smell?
sense of taste
Types of sensation?
sight, hearing ,touch and sense of smell
What are sense impressions?
an unelaborated elementary awareness of stimulation; "a sensation of touch"
What is types of sensation?
There are five types of sensation: 1. Sight 2. hearing 3. touch 4. sense of smell 5. taste
Sensation vs perception?
Sensation is the experience of the senses of hearing, sight, touch, taste, and movement. Perception is the thought of something or the sixth sense.
How could you explain the sense touch?
the sensation of the bodies nerves reacting on contact with other surfaces
Which part of the brain has been damaged when there is no sensation in the body?
you cannot touch if you loes your sense of touching
What is the verb of sensation?
It is "to sense".
What are the five special senses?
Simply..... the five senses are as follows ( hear/smell/touch/feel/hear/see) There is a sixth sense which is sensitivity but it's complicated ........XD-
Is emotion a sensation?
Technically yes, but not the sane as physical sensation like touch.
What is sensation and reception in psychology which comes first How do they affect the senses?
sensation - recieving physical stimulu through our senses (touch,sight,hear ,taste and smell Reception - involves sense organs recieving stimuli such light and soundwaves
How do you say sensation in Japanese?
感 (kan) is the general word for 'feeling, sensation, emotion, etc'. 気味 (ki mi) is Japanese for 'sensation' in sense of a touch of, feeling of something etc. 感覚 (kan ka ku) is Japanese for 'sensation' in sense of an inner feeling, intuintion etc. 感じ /kan ji/ (feeling, impression) - 気持ち /ki mo chi/ (sensation, mood, feeling, feel) are also close words to the meaning.
What are somatosensory disorders?
Somatosensory disorders are problems related to the human sense of touch. The most common example is numbness or pins and needles sensation (paresthesia) after injury to a nerve.
