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Sensory stimuli.
Sensory stimuli. Driving requires detecting and processing environmental information, especially through sight and hearing. A sensation is the experience produced by detecting a stimulus; it is not limited to touch or skin. Environmental stimuli are not solely sounds: lights, signs and other users’ movements provide visual information.
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Sensory stimuli.
Motor commands that the driver sends to their muscles.
Only sounds, never visual information.
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