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©Arlene R. Taylor PhD     Realizations Inc

 

I encourage people to learn all they can about brain function and to apply the knowledge they gain to their own lives on a daily basis. Because it is often easier to start from something than from nothing, I have prepared these summaries related to the sensory systems and sensory preferences.

My goal is to stimulate thinking and observation, trigger increased awareness at an individual level, jumpstart applications for every day living, and provide options for behaviors.

Although I have relied heavily on brain function research, a plethora of studies, and discussions with brain researchers and other experts, the summaries represent my own brain’s opinion.

Typically, conclusions from research projects and studies are presented in the form of generalizations that apply to nearly 70% of the population (to the first standard deviation on either side of the mean). There are always exceptions based on individuality. No two brains are ever identical in structure, function, or perception, not even those of identical twins.

If some of your personal characteristics / behaviors don’t match a specific generalization, it doesn’t invalidate the research findings. It does exemplify individual uniqueness. Avoid discounting first-impression mismatches too quickly. Perhaps you haven’t had the opportunity to hone a specific skill, or your personal past experiences have impacted you in unusual ways.

 

1 Auditory Sensory Preference
2 Career Applications
3 Explanation of Sensory Preference Assessment Scores
4 Gender Hearing Differences
5 Kinesthetic Sensory Preference
6 Meal Preparation
7 Sensory Application to Romance / Relationships
8 Sensory Mirroring
9 Sensory Preference Continuum
10 Sensory Skills and Adaption
11 Sensory Systems and Music
12 Synesthesia
13 Vision Style Differences
14 Visual Sensory Preference
 
 
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