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Sensory Neuroscience is a psychology subspecialty that addresses sensory processing interacts with affects behavior. A subfield of neuroscience, researchers in the field study sensory processing ranging from the molecular level to human perception. Researcher seek to develop solutions and assistive technologies for human sensory disorders.
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