Willa is attending the wedding of a good family friend. After the ceremony, she attends the reception. The band is playing while attendees dance and silverware and plates clank as guests eat from a buffet. Relate the following terms to Willa's experience as she sits down to eat her dinner and watch the guests dance.

Somesthetic receptors
Vestibular system
Kinesthesis
Broca's area
Basilar membrane
Habituation
Cocktail party effect

The correct answer to this open question is the following.

Willa's experience as she sits down to eat her dinner and watch the guest's dance involves many sensorial and brain functions that allow a person to notice what is happening in the room.

Somesthetic receptors.

This organ acts as the receptor of external stimulus, and identify movements, actions, and sensations.

Vestibular system

We locate the vestibular system in the inner ear. It gives people a sense of spatial orientation in any place. It could be an interior or exterior. It also gives people balance and coordination.

Kinesthesis

Is the movement of the parts of your body. For instance, when people dance, they move the hips, the arms, the hands. And these movements involve tendons, muscles, and joints.

Broca's area.

This area can be located in the frontal lobe of the brain and scientists affirm that has to deal with speech. So when people are talking, they use this part of the brain.

Basilar membrane

Found in the inner ear, the Basilar membrane separates two tubes that have liquids. The membrane opens and closes to allow sound to enter and sound travels along in waves.

Habituation

This term explains the moment your brain and your senses get used to the noises and actions of the environment, after the prolonged presence of these stimuli.

Cocktail party effect.

This effect is the ability of your brain to filter all the stimuli to focus on one in particular. A simpler example is when you, despite the noise and action in a party, can commit to a one-on-one conversation with another individual.