Sensation

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Sensation Perception

• E. Bruce Goldstein

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Summary Sensation Perception Perception
The book describes with details how the
communication happens between the world external
stimulus and the internal body through the
different senses vision, smell, taste, touch and
hearing.
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It explains not only the coding-decoding process
that occurs between the sensorial world and the
internal body , but how
the transmission of information through exchange
of electrical signals happens.
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Do you sense this? It is just electricity
chemistry
-It describes how the different sense have some
similarities in the way they code and decode the
sensorial information. - Letting the - Sodium
to be introduced inside the nerve fiber braking
the resting level and ex-pulsing some Potassium
to balance the electric charge.
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Senses Basic Structures Similarities
The main similarities are based on the exchange
of simple electrical signals, the differences are
based on what intensity of impulses and what
quality each sense recognize with its nerve
fibers.
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Similarities
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Some Differences Where are located
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SOME DISCUSSION TOPICS

• HOW DOES EACH PERSON PROCESS DIFFERENTLY THE SAME
  STIMULUS?
• HOW CAN WE CREATE A VIRTUAL MULTI-SENSORIAL
  DEVICE WHICH BALANCE THE SIGNALS TO THE DIFFERENT
  SENSES?
• OR SHOULD WE JUST REPRODUCE EXPERIMENTS BASED ON
  REALITY PERCEPTION?
• WOULD IT BE ETHICAL TO TRY TO IMPROVE STIMULUS ON
  MORE PASSIVE SENSES CONSCIENCE VISION VERSUS
  MORE UN-CONSCIENCE HEARING?
• HOW DID THE DIFFERENT SENSES EVOLVE THROUGH HUMAN
  EVOLUTION?