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    The document discusses the human senses and how we perceive the world. The skin is the largest organ and can detect changes in pressure, touch, pain, and temperature through heat or cold. Sensory receptors in the skin send signals to the brain along a stimulus-to-response pathway.

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    Science chapter 1 form 2

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    The document discusses the human senses and how we perceive the world. The skin is the largest organ and can detect changes in pressure, touch, pain, and temperature through heat or cold. Sensory receptors in the skin send signals to the brain along a stimulus-to-response pathway.

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    The World Through Our Senses

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    Charlene Low
    The document discusses the human senses and how we perceive the world. The skin is the largest organ and can detect changes in pressure, touch, pain, and temperature through heat or cold. Sensory receptors in the skin send signals to the brain along a stimulus-to-response pathway.

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    The world through our senses

    Stimulus to response pathway

    Skin
    the largest organ
    detect changes in pressure, touch, pain,
    temperature(heat or cold)

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