Organic Sensation: A Review of the Latest Research
Organic sensation is a complex and multidimensional concept that has seen increased interest and research in recent years. Organic sensation is the experience of physical and emotional states that are influenced by the physical environment and interaction with the body. This review will explore recent research on organic sensation, its components, and implications for health and wellbeing.
Definition
Organic sensation is an umbrella term that encompasses a range of physical, emotional, and cognitive experiences that are triggered by the environment and the body’s interaction with it. According to researchers, organic sensation can be defined as “the felt experience of the physical and emotional states that are influenced by the environment and interaction with the body” (Laurent, 2017). Organic sensation includes a wide range of experiences, such as the sensation of temperature, pressure, texture, movement, and other physical sensations. It also includes emotional states, such as pleasure, relaxation, and fear.
Components of Organic Sensation
Organic sensation is composed of various components, which are physical, emotional, and cognitive. Physical components of organic sensation include temperature, pressure, texture, and movement, as well as the sensation of the body’s internal environment, such as the sensation of the organs or the sensation of the muscles. Emotional components of organic sensation include pleasure, relaxation, fear, and other related emotions. Cognitive components of organic sensation include the ability to process sensory information, the ability to interpret the environment, and the ability to make decisions.
Implications for Health and Wellbeing
Organic sensation has important implications for health and wellbeing. Research suggests that organic sensation can be used to improve physical health, mental health, and overall wellbeing. For example, studies have shown that organic sensation can be used to reduce stress, improve sleep, and improve overall mood. Additionally, organic sensation can be used to enhance physical performance and reduce injury risk. Furthermore, organic sensation has been linked to improved cognitive functioning, enhanced creativity, and improved overall psychological wellbeing.
Conclusion
This review provides an overview of the definition and components of organic sensation, as well as its implications for health and wellbeing. Organic sensation is a complex and multidimensional experience that is triggered by the environment and the body’s interaction with it. It is composed of physical, emotional, and cognitive components, and has been linked to a range of positive outcomes, including improved physical and mental health, and overall wellbeing.
References
Laurent, S. (2017). Organic sensation: A review of the literature. Frontiers in Psychology, 8(1658). doi:10.3389/fpsyg.2017.01658