What is the connection between our sense of hearing and our balance? .

What Human Body System(s) allow for our sense of hearing and balance to occur?

What factors (things that connect) effect (either positive or negative) our sense of
hearing?

What factors (things that connect) effect (either positive or negative) our balance?

What is the connection between our sense of taste and our sense smell?

What Human Body System(s) allow for our sense of taste and smell to occur?

What factors (things that connect) effect (either positive or negative) our sense of taste?

What factors (things that connect) effect (either positive or negative) our sense of smell?

hope this helps love. sorry about the questions not being in order

Explanation:

for the last question look below:

all senses are technically connected to each other through brain receptors and neurons. physiologically they influence each other. smell influences taste (you plug your nose to lessen the bad tasting medicine). sight influences taste (red and blue cookie are the exact same except for shape and color, but people will unconsciously go for the red before blue) and so forth. that's why there are psychological reactions to favorite foods, smells, etc, and also why phantom paibs exist

answer for the second question:

The ear is a sensory organ that picks up sound waves, allowing us to hear. It is also essential to our sense of balance: the organ of balance (the vestibular system) is found inside the inner ear. It is made up of three semicircular canals and two otolith organs, known as the utricle and the saccule.

answer for the first question:

When the head moves, fluid within the labyrinth moves and stimulates nerve endings that send impulses along the balance nerve to the brain. Those impulses are sent to the brain in equal amounts from both the right and left inner ear.

dopamine..

"it was found that some people who were taking the drug l-dopa to raise their levels of dopamine were developing schizophrenic-like symptoms supporting research a strength of the dopamine hypothesis is that there are many studies which have shown support for the neurochemical explanation."

i think the answer would be b