Body Sense

Definition

The body sense refers to the ability of the body to detect and interpret various sensations, such as touch, temperature, pain, and proprioception (awareness of one's body position). It is an important aspect of our overall sensory perception.

Related terms

Proprioception: Proprioception is the body's sense of its own position in space. It helps us know where our limbs are without having to look at them.

Sensory Perception: Sensory perception refers to how we perceive and interpret information from our senses. It involves processes such as sensation, attention, and interpretation.

Nociception: Nociception is the ability to perceive pain. It helps protect our bodies by alerting us when there may be potential harm or injury.