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We'll probably do something with food tasting with and without sight/smell.

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How do you prevent sensory adaptation and limited perception during times when it harms you?

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The senses you perceive are selective and can change easily.

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Interpreting a sensation based off of things like past experiences

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Outside stimulation

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i think we have somewhat of an idea which is color perception

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how can some of your senses be stronger than others?

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my takeaway is that your senses can change based on the environment you're in.

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Max

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Maybe visual illusions or color perception.

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What causes our brain to change its mind on what we are sensing?

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Something with taste

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How can your perceptions change?

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Maybe something with an optical illusion or something

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What is the sense of balance called and why does that station make you feel like you're falling through the floor?

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optical illusion

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We are thinking of either a taste test or a optical illusion.

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I want to do something related to the taste perception, since I did so much worse than I expected, and I want to know more why

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why are some senses stronger then others and why are they different for different people

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Not quite yet but something along the lines of taste or vision

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Maybe something with taste, like food

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What ways can perception be altered?

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can you permantly change your perceptions

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why does our brain "trick" us?

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my main takeaway is that different people's senses are different, as the results from the activities were different

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Not completely sure yet, we've still got some options that we can narrow it down to.

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Most likely optical illusions

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Maybe something to do with food

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My main takeaway is that our senses can be affected is many ways that have not been noticed prior. Perception also effects sensation heavily

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it is how everybody's strength in sensing is not equally distributed, and the interpretations vary

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interpretation of a sense

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Sensory of hearing

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I'm not sure at the moment, potentially something to do with taste as that was the most difficult.

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How easy it is for your perception to throw off your sensations. This can cause you to have a different perception of what normally you would sense

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Sensation is stimulation that is sent to the brain to feel.

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it is the interpretation of the sensation you receive

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My main takeaway is that sensations and perceptions are not always the same and can easily be fooled.

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How you interpret a sense

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Why is it that some of our senses are perceived less accurately, or at least vary so widely in perception?

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Maybe something with touch or taste as a sense.

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Is top-down better or down-up?

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Perception is a way someone interprets and views things or feelings

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Why do some of the senses vary so much when it comes to perception?

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optical and visual illusions are fun so maybe that

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To view and interpret things that you sense

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Perception is how you view a subject and your thoughts about such subject

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What is the easiest sensory we can trick into a different sensory

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My take away from the stations we did in class is that what you sense can change depending on your environment. It's also interesting because even when you think you know what you are sensing you can be wrong.

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The mental interpretations of your sensations

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Do people perceive colors and foods differently?

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feeling different objects with eyes closed maybe

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feeling different objects with eyes closed maybe

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tommy

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why does the brain perceive things differently?

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How has sense and perception evolved in the human mind over time? Was it always so quick and accurate as it is for people today?

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Why do we sense things that are constant for only a brief time even though it's always in contact with our body?

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Why do we sense things that are constant for only a brief time even though it's always in contact with our body?

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Nate

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How you interpret something that you sense

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how you view and interpret things

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what you sense based on the 5 senses

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the 5 senses that the brain uses to detect something

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what is the hardest thing to perceive

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Stimulus from the senses

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when you sense something

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It is interesting how affecting your senses can so dramatically shift how accurate they are.

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The main takeaway from these is that some are easy, but it seems like the ones that you do more consciously can be less accurate. I wonder if this is actually true or not. Our perception of our senses aren't always accurate.

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Sometimes perception is not aligned with sensation. Top-down processing is often inaccutate.

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I am thinking something will taste because that is what I found most challenging.

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I am thinking something will taste because that is what I found most challenging.

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My main take-away from today's stations is that, depending on the sense, it can be difficult to fully perceive what is going on. For example, the skittles were difficult to taste while the colors were fairly easy to see.

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Sensation is the process of sending stimuli to the brain discovered by one of our senses

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My main takeaway is that I didn't always expect the results I got from doing the activities, it made me question the strength of senses.

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Some were very fun but the last ones that we did were challenging

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how you view/interpret what you sense

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sensation is something that we feel

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that the brain is in control of how you perceive the things that you feel, and sometimes its wrong when you dont have all the information

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Perception is your interpretation of the sensation detected

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is something you feel/taste/smell and hear

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That some were easier than others, and some just seemed impossible

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That some were easier than others, and some just seemed impossible

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Nate

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our senses are not always accurate when we do things that alter them or we dont fully perceive them -

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our senses are not always accurate when we do things that alter them or we dont fully perceive them -

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tommy

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interpretation of what we sense

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What you process out of your sensations. (Jonathan Chen)

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What you process out of your sensations. (Jonathan Chen)

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how you interpret something you sense

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Understanding of a feeling

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Sensation is the stimuli that your brain detects

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The way you interpret what you are sensing

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The way you interpret what you are sensing

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Nate