Senses and sensation
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Names and connections
Sensation; Sensory biology; Sensory systems
- Broader: Knowledge, Theory of
- Broader: Neurophysiology
- Broader: Psychophysiology
- Narrower: After-sensations
- Narrower: Chemical senses
- Narrower: Color-hearing
- Narrower: Control (Psychology)
- Narrower: Danger
- Narrower: Drinking behavior
- Narrower: Electrolocation (Physiology)
- Narrower: Gestalt psychology
- Narrower: Hearing
- Narrower: Human comfort
- Narrower: Intersensory effects
- Narrower: Itching
- Narrower: Magnetoreception
- Narrower: Neural analyzers
- Narrower: Orientation (Physiology)
- Narrower: Orientation (Psychology)
- Narrower: Pain
- Narrower: Pleasure
- Narrower: Sense (Philosophy)
- Narrower: Sense data
- Narrower: Sense of coherence
- Narrower: Sensory deprivation
- Narrower: Sensory discrimination
- Narrower: Sensory stimulation
- Narrower: Sensuality
- Narrower: Smell
- Narrower: Somesthesia
- Narrower: Synesthesia
- Narrower: Taste
- Narrower: Temporal integration
- Narrower: Tickling
- Narrower: Vision
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