Sense

Do you think that there may be senses which do not necessarily receive information only from the environment, but rather from within us as well? (For example, how do you sense that you are hungry? If you hold your breath, which sense ‘senses’ that you need air? How do you sense the need for belonging?) In my point of view, vision is one of another senses that does not necessarily receive information only from the environment, because sometimes, when our brain is thinking, our eyes can see…

One of the most interesting aspects about human beings is that, even though we are similar in terms of physiology, our behavior and perspectives of the world can vary depending on our culture. We may all have the same structures in our brain but yet, we process information in a distinctive many ways and focus our attention to different things. Nowadays, with research methods, researchers can discover and compare those differences between cultures around the world. In the article, Culture and…

Listening is a conscious process, which includes absorbing information through the ears and convert the information into a mean of something. Many people confuse the difference between hearing and listening. According to Lundsteen, hearing is the action that requires only the physical work. However, listening requires the brain to actively engage to function. (1979, pp.15) As a result, actively listening makes a significant impact on people in the workplace environment. Actively listening helps…

Perception can sometimes be a very odd thing. During the course of this assignment, I was very curious about how the people in my life perceived me. Was their perception of me mostly bad? Was their perception of me mostly good? Good or bad what was their reasoning? If their perceptions of me changed at any point? All of these questions went through my head as I handed each one of my charts away to the people I chose. I perceive everyone I chose for this assignment as either a close family member…

Language Theory / Neurological Explanation Due to Bernie having difficulty with following directions, remaining on task, interacting appropriately with adults and peers, and since language is still developing, a cognitive connectionist language theory is best described for Bernie’s case. Cognitive connectionist or information-processing theorist according to Nickola W. Nelson in Language and Literacy Disorders, 2010, believe language is learned “using the same set of information process…

A fascinating concept within the topic of perception is the ability to become deceived by our own minds. The Ames room tells us that human perception is easily distorted and can lead to us seeing things that aren’t really what they appear to be. The Ames room trickers the observer into thinking that the room they are looking into is a regular cubic roo, this is our brain deceiving us into believing something that is not true. With regards to what this tells us about human perception is that we…

According to (skillsyouneed) listening interpersonal skills are key to effective communication, which that can eliminate being misunderstood when information is conveyed. The first rule of mastering listening is you must stop talking, put your focus on what the speaker is saying without interruption. Secondly, show the speaker that you are engaged in the conversation by maintaining eye contact and use nods or other gestures that show you are interested and listening. Show empathy with the…

1.2.1 The Structure of the Primary Sensory Organ, Tongue: Taste is primarily mediated by the endogenous gustatory organ, taste buds found within three of four types of papillae: fungiform, foliate, and circumvallate. The main muscular structure of the tongue is enclosed by an epithelial cell layer which contains small projections called papillae. Some regions of the papillae are specifically devoted to the detection of taste molecules and are called taste papillae or taste epithelium. The rest…

Taste of Acetaminophen in Students who lack Bitter taste receptors for Phenylthiocarbamide (PTC) Alexander Hernandez 3791590 PCB 3063 Genetics Lab Section U09 Abstract PTC is a lab created synthetic substance formulated very recently, while acetaminophen has a much longer history. The question is did the ability to taste each of these substances evolve differently over time. A PTC non-taster might still be able to taste acetaminophen even though they lack the PTC taste…

After school was over with. [Name] stays to write down some notes down about the Karasuno volleyball team, since your father did ask you to point out some of their weaknesses. Your father, Coach Ukai already knows that you have a really good visual on noticing things and especially spotting out on weakness in players. [Name] have been developing having good visualization, since she was a child. You would go with your grandfather, Ikkei Ukai to go watch him coaching the old Karasuno…