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The process of merging information from various senses to form a more comprehensive understanding is known as __.

multi-sensory integration.

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Sensory overload is described as __ when the brain experiences too much input from different senses.

an intense feeling of overwhelm.

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When the brain reduces responsiveness to constant sensory information, this process is known as __.

sensory adaptation.

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A common sensory disorder where a stimulus from one sense leads to automatic experiences in other senses is called __.

synesthesia.

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The ability to detect chemicals in one’s surroundings is referred to as __.

taste.

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Impairments such as partial or total hearing loss can occur due to __.

brain injuries.

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Sensory processing disorder is when the brain has difficulty receiving and responding to __.

sensory information.

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The ability to coordinate sensory information with motor responses is a vital part of the sensory processing process, often exemplified by __.

smelling a flower.

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One of the signs of sensory overload can be __, which indicates increased sensitivity to sensory stimuli.

heightened irritability.

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True image-forming eyes did not evolve until __ appeared around 570 million years ago.

multicellular animals.