What do you think about that? PLEASE CORRECT ME! http://neurosciencenews.com/sensory-signaling-8468/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=unWnZvXJH2o&t=561s Sensory perception. It’s so amazing process allowing us to explore the environment around us and interact with it. However it’s an intellect’s ability to give meaning to sensory stimulations means it’s the mental process, but our recognition of reality hangs on the process of the accumulation of sensory data and its discrimination. Our perception of environment and our behaviour will vary depending of that. I suppose it’s so exciting how many sensory imputes interact with each others and we have the perception of the object or like this object seems for us. For example, an orange. We see it and smell it and touch it and we can taste it. But if we will except one of these feature it won’t the same orange. “In the mammalian nervous system, dedicated circuits integrate multiple modalities thus, boosting the quality of the percept. Perceiving an object results from fusing the individual senses, not merely summating them.” “Primary sensory cortical regions receive signals from the sensory organs and carry a reliable message about the external world. But in all stages of cortical processing beyond this input level, the operations shift from moment to moment according to the behavioral task the whole organism needs to accomplish. Understanding how cortex identifies the current needs and adapts accordingly is an enormous challenge for the future.”