Nova: Mystery of the Senses ~ smell, taste, hearing, touch, vision

Like other sensory series, this shows how the brain handles or processes olfaction. Taste episode covers France and Latin America. A touch event occurred in sub-Saharan Africa. This episode visited the Arab world

As I expected, this episode compares our inferior olfactory with a superior dog feel. But it shows that there is a strong olfaction, and my Jung does not need to see the bottle containing the cockroach. I use scientists' words to say that they are impressive creatures, but I do not need to look at it. In taste grading, emphasizing our preferences helps us avoid poisons. I hope that this work will talk about bad smells. To be honest, one of the advantages of odor is how it helps people avoid flatulence and excretion.

As a series of public television, it dances mainly on sexual problems. At one point, they took pictures of the fierce men playing javelin. There is no explanation about the nature of the penis of the scene. A woman 's narrator says men' s women are stronger than men. She entered the shower area of ​​the changing room and placed herself in the middle of a naked man wearing a towel and said, "Yes, I smell that man." Men seldom wear towels. This scene is almost worth the camp

This is the first part, suggesting that one's feelings are not as good as the other's feelings. It smartly suggests that smell is not as important as visual and hearing. I think that touch device seems to be exaggerating too much, so I will evaluate this. With a taste episode, I thought I wanted to eat later; with a touch plot, I felt there was no need to touch or touch people yet. This episode is in between. "Should I buy more Cologne?"

Another aspect of physical development is the formation of sensation. The taste, smell and hearing of children are more developed than sight. Babies can distinguish taste, human smell, and sound difference, and their field of vision is unclear. In addition to these four senses (taste, smell, hearing, and vision), babies develop tactile sensations (Berk, 2006). Teachers play an important role in promoting the development of the child's body. They should provide safe indoor and outdoor space to move their bodies to the children. Educators should provide materials and tools based on the age and developmental level of the baby (Dodge, Dombro & Koralek, 1991)

Odor and taste tend to be considered not important for the collection of environmental information, but it is important for children with vision disorders and other disabilities. Like visual, hearing, tactile, they can help your child collect information about the world. For example, your child may use her sense of smell to find clues to help her become more independent during the trip. She may know that she wants to go to Mall's favorite clothing shop, she needs to go straight from the entrance until she comes to cinnamon bakery, she can be identified by smell, Then turn to the right

Emotional development is the development of various senses of tactile sensation, taste, smell, vision and hearing, and exercise consciousness. For example, as children grow older, they gradually understand that all the foods taste differently. Lollipop's sweet, citric acid. As time goes on, children will combine sensory information to better understand what is happening around them. Sensory integration represents the ability of a child to organize and respond to information obtained through tactile, taste, olfaction, vision, hearing, and movement sensation. Before acquiring more complex thinking skills and actions, children need to organize sensual information and react to it.

There are five senses of vision, hearing, touch, taste and smell. Something in the environment triggers sensory neurons in our bodies, as these neurons signal the brain, all five senses work. Therefore, that sensation is a process of environmental stimulation that starts to our brain to be recognized from one of our five senses. Let me explain with an example. When something touches somewhere on your skin, this signal causes the end of sensory neurons which are skin cells. The edge of the cell moves slightly causing a series of electronic and chemical signals to your brain. All of our senses basically function in the same way. However, in the process of emotion, these signals have not yet been converted into identifiable ideas. This is where the next step of the process begins.