How Our (More Than) Five Senses Work | Introduction to Psychology 6 of 30 | Study Hall

Without our senses, we wouldn’t know anything about the world and ourselves, and although each of our senses gives us a different kind of information, they share key commonalities. Understanding how our senses work gives us valuable insight into how our experiences are alike and different.
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Chapters:
0:00 - Introduction
2:01 - Sensation vs Perception
2:33 - How Sensation Works and Our Senses
6:59 - How Perception Works
8:19 - How Sensation and Perception Connect…Or Not
11:28 - Conclusion
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[@trevinbeattie4888]

I’d interpret the color test as evidence that language shapes our thoughts, as well as expresses them. Thus increasing one’s vocabulary will also expand one’s mind.

[@dragonflies6793]

Fascinating. During the da/ba/ga test, I initially perceived it as ga instead of da because I'm hoh and lipread. But when I wasn't looking I heard ba.

[@JeeWeeD]

I heard va (and I know that is not strange as the sounds b and v are very close)

[@willmendoza8498]

This was great

[@neurodivergentlily]

Very useful and helpful!!!!

[@studyhall]

Glad you think so!