Visual Information
Information that can be seen such as facial expressions, written text and diagrams.Auditory Information
Information that can be heard such as music.Proprioception
Awareness of your physical self such as how your arms are moving or how much force your muscles are exerting.Sense of Touch
The ability to feel information using your body such as the ability to judge the temperature of water.Haptic Perception
Gaining information by touching something while moving. This typically means moving your hands over a surface. For example, haptic perception is used to read braille.Balance
A sense of your body relative to external forces, particularly gravity.Taste
The ability to perceive the flavor of substances.Smell
Information about the composition of air such as the ability to detect smoke.| Overview: Sensory Information | ||
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Definition | Information that can be directly perceived by the human senses. | |
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