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3.3 Do sensory systems sometimes operate independently?
[The first in a series of 3 excerpts re sensory integration from my book, Ready to Learn. ] Objectives: A. Distinguish two examples of independent sensory function in animals. B. Appreciate the sophistication of multisensory interactions in humans but also understand that independent sensory function is sometimes observed, and most often in children. C. Define “sensory dominance.” Independent sensory function is often observed in animals. In the spirit of developmental psycho

Dylan Smith
Nov 16, 20254 min read
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