Human sensory perceptual systems:
Touch sensory experiences: cutaneous (pressure, vibration, temperature), kinaesthetic (limb movement) or proprioceptive (position of the body), pain, roughness, spatial recognition, size, and weight spatial recognition (location), vibration
Visual system sensory experience: Vision
Auditory system sensory experience: Hearing
Vestibular system sensory experience: Movement/balance
Taste sensory experiences: tasting
Olfactory system sensory experiences: smelling
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