Sensory Assignment Analysis

The transition of childhood to adulthood mangles one’s memories once they have gone through more melodramatic circumstances, which then leads to eventually forgetting about a special blanket or toy that was once used for comfort. For example, when I was a young child, I had specific toys in where I had grown attached to as they were given to me by a family member as a gift. When one took away my toy, I most likely would have had a “rage” since it was the way a “child either defended his or her objects

 Sylvia is 28 years old, stay-at-home mother raising two small children with her husband, who travels frequently for his work. Sylvia finds herself feeling bored and isolated a lot of the time. She finds herself overeating and then feeling bad about her weight gain. She has trouble sleeping at night and takes frequent naps during the day. She has persistent thoughts that she is an unlikable person and cannot manage to do anything right. She feels guilty that she is not a good enough mother to her children. When her husband is home, she questions if he loves her and secretly wonders if

Sound waves: Changes in pressure caused by molecules of air or fluid colliding and moving apart again.

My object to write about is a Cal Ripken stuffed face baseball toy. Yes, it is a stuffed face about the size of a woman’s hand of Cal Ripken, the famous baseball player. It is called a Silly Slammer. You delicately hand it to a child and they throw it at the ground with incredible force. Low and behold it cries out. The pitch… Cal hits a deep one into left field. It’s way back and over the wall. Home run Cal Ripken! The Orioles take the lead 3 to 1. The crowd goes crazy and my two children are laughing and rolling on the floor. Then jump up and dive at the floor with all their determination to win the prize of throwing it at the floor again.

Sense perception is a way to gain information by using our sense: touch, feel, taste, see, hear, and smell, it is a way of knowing. When it comes to ways of knowing, like sense perception, it is questionable whether or not it affects us in a positive or negative way. It can be argued if it is leading us in the wrong direction. If you see it, do you believe it?

So what is ASMR? ASMR stands for Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response – a very complicated term for the pleasurable and relaxing tingling sensations in the scalp, the back of the neck, and even the rest of the body in response to vision and auditory stimuli.

It makes up a majority of the human body, covers a majority of our planet, and is in limited supply in California at the moment. Can you guess what it is? Water! Water is the life-giving substance that nourishes our bodies as well as the plant life here on Earth. Almost all of us have sat next to a quietly babbling brook, listening to the sounds, feeling the cool breeze blowing over the water, and watching as it rippled over the stones. Some of the happiest summer memories are those of diving through cold ocean waves, and feeling the water rush around us. Water is such a powerful force, and it widely known for its life-giving properties.

Sensory receptors detect when a hot spoon touches your skin which is caused by the sensory input. Once the receptors feel the input the nervous system decides what to do about it; this is integration. Motor output is what is done about the input, whether you scream or jerk away from the hot spoon. So the response that you get from the integration is the motor output when is acts upon the body.

I refuse to give up the luxury of creeping into my mother’s soft, caramel colored arms and telling her things that I would like to cleanse out of my mind as she stokes my head, back, or arm in a relaxing motion. I cannot think of any way I would have made it through fourth grade as students in my school who were a constant nuisance teased me, without having the option of being in my mother’s arms and feeling secure, elated, free, and loved. I have lived in multiple places, my house in Kenya, where I felt like a little princess in a little kingdom, my grandmother’s house where I was constantly spoiled and felt loved, or even my previous residence, where I felt complete. All these places hold great personal value, yet at the same time, they remind me that the places only existed through my mother, and essentially she is all I have in my life. I will admit, material objects do sometimes cloud my judgement or even hide my true feelings toward the one place that will be important above all others, yet I will never forget my mother’s arms which have molded me into the person I currently am. Just think about it, isn’t it better to cry in your mother’s arms as oppose to a stranger’s shoulder as a young

Everyone has some special tangible object with importance to them, for me it’s my Jackson guitar. Being that it was given to me by my uncle who had bought the guitar and additional separate components to do his own repairs, for me it took on an early importance. Though to this day I haven’t exactly had the guitar for an extended period, its unique appearance and tone quickly made it a staple of my everyday life.