Sensory Systems: A Sensory Integration Perspective

Sensory Systems: A Sensory Integration Perspective, available at $19.99, with 11 lectures.

You will learn about Vision (Sight): How eyes capture light and convert it into signals for the brain to interpret visual information. Hearing (Auditory): How ears detect sound waves, which are converted into neural signals and processed by the brain. Touch (Tactile): How skin receptors sense pressure, temperature, and pain, and send this information to the brain. Smell (Olfactory): How the nose detects odors and sends signals to the brain for interpretation. Taste (Gustatory): How taste buds identify different flavors and communicate with the brain. Balance (Vestibular): How the inner ear helps maintain balance and spatial orientation. Body Awareness (Proprioception): How the body senses its position and movement. Internal Sensations (Interoception): How the body perceives internal states like hunger and thirst. Sensation is Nourishment for the Brain. This course is ideal for individuals who are Students: Particularly those studying biology, psychology, neuroscience, or related fields. or Healthcare Professionals: Including doctors, nurses, occupational therapists, and others working with sensory processing disorders. or Educators: Especially those teaching science or health-related subjects. or Parents and Caregivers: Who want to understand sensory development and issues in children. or General Learners: Anyone with a curiosity about how our senses help us navigate and understand the world. It is particularly useful for Students: Particularly those studying biology, psychology, neuroscience, or related fields. or Healthcare Professionals: Including doctors, nurses, occupational therapists, and others working with sensory processing disorders. or Educators: Especially those teaching science or health-related subjects. or Parents and Caregivers: Who want to understand sensory development and issues in children. or General Learners: Anyone with a curiosity about how our senses help us navigate and understand the world.

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Summary

Title: Sensory Systems: A Sensory Integration Perspective

Price: $19.99

Number of Lectures: 11

Number of Published Lectures: 11

Number of Curriculum Items: 11

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 11

Original Price: ₹799

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

• Vision (Sight): How eyes capture light and convert it into signals for the brain to interpret visual information.
• Hearing (Auditory): How ears detect sound waves, which are converted into neural signals and processed by the brain.
• Touch (Tactile): How skin receptors sense pressure, temperature, and pain, and send this information to the brain.
• Smell (Olfactory): How the nose detects odors and sends signals to the brain for interpretation.
• Taste (Gustatory): How taste buds identify different flavors and communicate with the brain.
• Balance (Vestibular): How the inner ear helps maintain balance and spatial orientation.
• Body Awareness (Proprioception): How the body senses its position and movement.
• Internal Sensations (Interoception): How the body perceives internal states like hunger and thirst.
• Sensation is Nourishment for the Brain.

Who Should Attend

• Students: Particularly those studying biology, psychology, neuroscience, or related fields.
• Healthcare Professionals: Including doctors, nurses, occupational therapists, and others working with sensory processing disorders.
• Educators: Especially those teaching science or health-related subjects.
• Parents and Caregivers: Who want to understand sensory development and issues in children.
• General Learners: Anyone with a curiosity about how our senses help us navigate and understand the world.

Target Audiences

• Students: Particularly those studying biology, psychology, neuroscience, or related fields.
• Healthcare Professionals: Including doctors, nurses, occupational therapists, and others working with sensory processing disorders.
• Educators: Especially those teaching science or health-related subjects.
• Parents and Caregivers: Who want to understand sensory development and issues in children.
• General Learners: Anyone with a curiosity about how our senses help us navigate and understand the world.