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Lilit [14]
3 years ago
9

Explain how the human senses assist in communication in the body and between individuals.

Health
2 answers:
Alenkinab [10]3 years ago
6 0
<span>So all of the senses play into our entire human experience. With the absence of just one sense we can see how it effects the individual. We use vision to pick up on cues of body language. We use smell to help us to know what is safe to eat and what is not. We use our sense of touch to embrace and strengthen human connection.</span>
Stels [109]3 years ago
5 0
Sense like touch<span> and sight </span>are terribly helpful<span> in recreating </span>one thing<span>, </span>however<span>, if those </span>are<span> restricted then </span>we will conjointly consider<span> our senses </span>like<span> hearing. </span>having the ability to speak during a means that somebody<span> else </span>can perceive could be a nice advantage<span> and </span>plenty<span> of the time </span>it's<span> taken </span>as a right.

Explanation:

<span>The human senses assist in communication </span>within the<span> body and between people</span><span> by utilizing sight, touch, hearing, smell, and taste. Sight assists by lease</span><span> one </span>recognize<span> another’s </span>visual communication that may<span> indicate </span>cos<span>, Fear, etc. </span>bit<span> assists by </span>lease<span> one </span>shrewdness sturdy<span>, romantic, and soft another one is. Hearing assists by letting us fathom another's </span><span>tone of voice. By explaining </span>whether or not it's smart<span>, bad, or in between. Smell assists by lease one shrewdness smelly</span><span> or </span>scented somebody<span> is. T</span>aste permits you to shrewdness smart somebody<span>, well, tastes if you eat them.</span>
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