The big 5
What is the sense Auditory
Hearing- listening to sounds around you.
what is the sense Proprioception
body position – This sense helps us know where our body parts are without looking.
What is the sense Osmoception?
hydration levels – This sense helps our body detect water balance and dehydration.
what is the sense Thermoception
temperature – This sense helps us detect heat and cold on our skin.
what is the Photoreception sense
Ability to see and view colors and shapes
what is the sense Kinesthesia
movement – It allows us to sense our body moving in space.
what is the sense Energoception
Energy and fuel requirements- The sense that detects the body's energy levels and signals hunger when energy is low.
what is the sense Baroreception
blood pressure – This sense helps regulate our blood pressure by detecting changes in our arteries.
What is the tactile sense
what is the sense Equilibrioception
balance – This sense helps us stay upright and steady.
what is the sense Satiety
feeling full – It tells us when we've had enough food and should stop eating.
what is the sense Hypoxia Detection
oxygen levels – This sense helps us recognize when our body needs more oxygen, like at high altitudes.
what is the gustation sense?
The ability to taste a variety of things and sense temperature.
what is the sense Mechanoreception
touch and pressure – This sense helps us detect physical contact and vibrations.
what is the sense Golgi Tendon Organ
muscle tension – This sense helps protect our muscles by detecting too much tension.
what is the sense Tactation
touch – This sense allows us to feel contact, texture, and pressure on our skin.
Sense of smell. Being able to taste and understand odors around you.
what is the sense Chemoreception
chemical changes – This sense helps us detect chemical signals inside our body, like changes in oxygen levels.
what is the sense Visceral Nociception
internal pain – This sense helps us detect pain from our internal organs, like stomach aches.
what is the sense Hydroreception
moisture detection – This sense helps us feel wetness or dryness on our skin.