Yet finer sensory discrimination is needed for writing and distinguishing among objects.
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Indianapolis, Literary Classics 5, 1987 . ) Thus, the sensory discrimination is linked to capacity for pleasure.
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Aesthetic judgments usually go beyond sensory discrimination.
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He conducted many animal experiments to ascertain the effects of refined sensory discriminations on the structure of the brain.
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Research in this period centered on basic sensory discriminations, where remarkable improvements were found on almost any sensory task through discrimination practice.
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This study led him to psychotaxis, the integrated hierarchy of sensory discriminations required to create a valid and complete mental representation of a given part of the physical world.
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Profound SSD is often confused with Sensory Discrimination Disorder ( SDD ), a type of Sensory Processing Disorder, and can lead to incorrect processing of sensory information or auditory input during interpersonal communications.
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Miller et al . [ 25 ] proposed a novel categorization ( nosology ) of sensory integrative dysfunction, differentiating three types of SPD : sensory modulation disorder, sensory discrimination disorder, and sensory-based motor disorder.
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The work focused on basic sensory discrimination, however, suggests that the effects of perceptual learning are specific to changes in low-levels of the sensory nervous system ( i . e ., primary sensory cortices ).
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These improvements range from simple sensory discriminations ( e . g ., distinguishing two musical tones from one another ) to complex categorizations of spatial and temporal patterns relevant to real-world expertise ( e . g ., reading, seeing relations among chess pieces, knowing whether or not an X-ray image shows a tumor ).
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