The capacity of the body to perceive external stimuli through the senses, such as sight, hearing, touch, smell, and taste, allowing one to recognize various characteristics and qualities of objects and experiences.
The subjective experience or perception of emotional or aesthetic qualities, enabling a person to make judgments about beauty, moral values, or the overall essence of an object or situation.
The mental attitude or mindset one adopts while engaging in an activity, reflecting how an individual approaches situations or challenges with awareness and intention.
Example:
私は指に感覚が無かった。
Relating to immediate sensory experiences or perceptions, often without reliance on reason or logic, emphasizing a visceral connection to feelings and intuition.
Characterized by a heightened responsiveness to sensory stimuli, often evoking strong emotional or aesthetic reactions.
Engaging with the world in a way that prioritizes feelings and sensory engagement over analytical thought, typically reflecting a personal and subjective viewpoint.
Example:
感覚的にそれに違和感を感じるが、一体それが何なのかわからなかった。
The ability to perceive and maintain the body's position and movement within space, primarily governed by the inner ear's vestibular system and semicircular canals.
The capacity to make judgments and decisions without leaning excessively toward any one side, reflecting a balanced and impartial perspective.
A heightened awareness of one's physical balance, allowing for the adjustment and stabilization of posture and movement in various situations.
A mental clarity that enables an individual to approach situations with moderation and fairness, avoiding extremes in thought or action.
A state of being devoid of sensory perception, where an individual does not experience physical sensations or emotional responses.
A disposition characterized by a lack of sensitivity to the feelings of others and the surrounding environment, often resulting in insensitivity or thoughtlessness.
An emotional condition where a person has become accustomed to certain negative stimuli, leading to indifference or a lack of particular feelings, such as outrage or empathy, towards those occurrences.
A category of bodily structures that receive external stimuli and transmit this information to the nervous system, enabling the perception of various sensory experiences such as sight, sound, touch, taste, and smell.
The various organs within the body that specialize in detecting and interpreting sensory information, allowing individuals to perceive and react to their environment.
Specialized anatomical features responsible for receiving specific types of sensory input and facilitating the brain's interpretation of that input to create a coherent understanding of external conditions.