Modulación sensorial: un problema de sintonía
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modulación sensorialAbstract
Cuando encendemos el radio y está mal sintonizado, nos es imposible entender la totalidad de lo que se dice aunque seamos capaces de suponer el tema que se está tratando. La razón radica en que estamos recibiendo una señal confusa la cual no es comprendida por nuestro cerebro. Si sintonizamos correctamente el radio, la información es nítida y fácilmente procesada. Ya podemos entender qué dicen y analizar lo dicho. Una situación similar viven las personas con problemas de modulación sensorial!
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