Question

1. If you were blindfolded and given a number of different objects to handle, what
could you tell about them using only the sensitivity of your fingers?
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Answer 1

Answer:

We have the ability to tell whether objects are cold, hot, smooth or rough. To demonstrate the different types of receptors in the skin, gather a number of objects that are:

smooth (an apple)

rough (sand paper; rock)

cold (ice)

warm (a sun-warmed piece of metal)

Explanation:

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Answer 2

If I was blindfolded and given a number of different objects to handle, then I could tell whether it was hot or cold, soft, hard, or rough by using only the sensitivity of my fingers.

For example:-

1. ice can be told as cold
2. Hot soup can be told as hot
3. stuff toy can be told as soft
4. sand can be told as rough
5. the ball can be told as hard

• The part of the human brain that obtains information from the sensory neurons does not deal with all parts of the body equally.
• The reason why one is more sensitive to their fingertips is that there are several more sensory neurons on one's fingertips.
• When a tract has more sensory neurons there is a vaster brain area committed to receiving their signals which means more sensitivity.

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