How the senses intertwine to help store new speech patterns

Medical Xpress·May 4

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Research suggests that the senses are interconnected in the brain, with studies indicating that hearing, touch, and smell are linked to memory and behavior. The relationship between these senses and memory is being explored, with findings on how learned sounds and scents can influence behavior and emotion. The exact nature of these connections is still being investigated, with various studies examining different aspects of sensory interaction.

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