Process of Making Sensory Judgements

"My belief has exceeded my evidence when I saw tomato in front of me and judged there was tomato in front of me." Let's call it the S statement. In order to judge whether S is true or not, we examine the ambiguity of S, in particular the word "look". We will see several different readings, some of which give different truth values ​​of S, but only one of them is interesting, in that case S is true. In order to determine whether S is true, you need to explicitly assert the content.

I came up with a simple mathematical expression of this judgment process. The judgment value is a value obtained by multiplying the actual value by the judgment coefficient. This is because the CPU (idea) takes input (actual value) from the keyboard (sensory organ), processes it (multiplies the judgment factor) and displays the output on the screen (remember the value of judgment, It seems to form a concept). Therefore, whenever you pass information through sensory organs, your decision mode will continue to process information voluntarily. It is the value of judgment that is finally stored in your mind. When you look at a fat girl, your sense will tell you that "girls" are multiplied with "obesity" and "ugly" elements. And you finally regard her as "an ugly fat man." The same applies to thin people (a common example that does not apply to anyone, but I apologize if I find it to be sexist).

Sensory treatment is the way the nervous system receives information from sensation and converts it into a reaction. For people with sensory disorders, sensory information enters the brain, but it can not be summarized in an appropriate response. Patients with SPD have a response to perceptual and / or sensory information that is different from most other people. Unlike visually impaired and hearing-impaired people, perceptually disabled people detect perceptual information, but perceptual information "confuses" in the brain, so it is inappropriate to respond in your own environment.