Do blind people have better spacial memory?
So I'm thinking blind people, in their house, have to keep a really good mental map of things to navigate normally. So is their spacial memory better as a result, or is it all the same?
Answer:
I don't know about their memory but it is true that the senses of blind people become stronger because they've lost their sight.
Their sense of touch, hearing and flight or fight response is higher.
I was sitting next to this blind guy on the bus and he could tell I was staring at him even though he couldn't see. It's kind of creepy :)
It has to improve, or they can't cope. It's similar to a sighted person trying to get through a dark forest. They just learn to move more cautiously and be more sensitive to things around them.
Yeah, as with anyone lacking senses, without one sense, your others improve. Same goes with memory. If you've ever noticed, blind people also tend to be musically-inclined because their brain focuses more.
Well to answer this look at how much better you are at getting around when you're drunk as compared to when you first were drunk. Maybe better maybe worse. This is highly dependent on the blind person and their own ability to succeed in their independence.
I would bargain that one who is faced with a sudden blindness might instantly come to appreciate the sounds they took for granted before and the spaces around them. Acoustical Proximity is a term used by audio engineers to define the sound of a room, "warmth, depth, trainwreck."
Luckly since our human brain is still so young and constantly being alltered through environment we're all in a better set of shoes to increase our spacial memory. I encourage it!
not necesarily better is just that when one looses a sense, often the body enforces the use of all your other senses. so they become stronger
mira lui, las personas con lguna desventaja sensitiva, como en este caso la ceguera, desarrollan mas los otros sentidos y asi pueden vivir como cualquier persona con todos sus sentidos.
el ciego escucha y oye mejor, siente la tem, los cambios de clima, la proximidad de las personas, olfatea mejor, y la percepcion de su sabor es mejor...me explico??'
asi por ejm un sordo puede leer muy bien los labios y enterarse de lo que decimos, y una persona con muy buena vista a veces no sabe leer los labios.bien por practicar tu ingles¡¡¡
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Answer:
I don't know about their memory but it is true that the senses of blind people become stronger because they've lost their sight.
Their sense of touch, hearing and flight or fight response is higher.
I was sitting next to this blind guy on the bus and he could tell I was staring at him even though he couldn't see. It's kind of creepy :)
It has to improve, or they can't cope. It's similar to a sighted person trying to get through a dark forest. They just learn to move more cautiously and be more sensitive to things around them.
Yeah, as with anyone lacking senses, without one sense, your others improve. Same goes with memory. If you've ever noticed, blind people also tend to be musically-inclined because their brain focuses more.
Well to answer this look at how much better you are at getting around when you're drunk as compared to when you first were drunk. Maybe better maybe worse. This is highly dependent on the blind person and their own ability to succeed in their independence.
I would bargain that one who is faced with a sudden blindness might instantly come to appreciate the sounds they took for granted before and the spaces around them. Acoustical Proximity is a term used by audio engineers to define the sound of a room, "warmth, depth, trainwreck."
Luckly since our human brain is still so young and constantly being alltered through environment we're all in a better set of shoes to increase our spacial memory. I encourage it!
not necesarily better is just that when one looses a sense, often the body enforces the use of all your other senses. so they become stronger
mira lui, las personas con lguna desventaja sensitiva, como en este caso la ceguera, desarrollan mas los otros sentidos y asi pueden vivir como cualquier persona con todos sus sentidos.
el ciego escucha y oye mejor, siente la tem, los cambios de clima, la proximidad de las personas, olfatea mejor, y la percepcion de su sabor es mejor...me explico??'
asi por ejm un sordo puede leer muy bien los labios y enterarse de lo que decimos, y una persona con muy buena vista a veces no sabe leer los labios.bien por practicar tu ingles¡¡¡
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