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Question 1

the distance from the peak of oe light or sound wave to the peak of the next

Answer 1

wavelength

Question 2

what does wavelength determines

Answer 2

hue

Question 3

the dimension of color that is determined by the wavelength of light

Answer 3

hue

Question 4

what we know as the color names blue, green, and so forth

Answer 4

hue

Question 5

what does amplitude determines

Answer 5

intensity

Question 6

wavelength height

Answer 6

amplitude

Question 7

the amount of energy in a light wave or a soundwave

Answer 7

intensity

Question 8

what does intensity influences

Answer 8

brightness

Question 9

where does the light enters through

Answer 9

cornea

Question 10

this bends light to help provide focus

Answer 10

cornea

Question 11

after the light passes throught the cornea, it then passes through??

Answer 11

pupil

Question 12

a small adjustable opening

Answer 12

pupil

Question 13

what surround the pupil and controls its size

Answer 13

iris

Question 14

a colored muscle that dilates or constricts in response to light intensity

Answer 14

iris

Question 15

when imagining a sunny sky, the iris will

Answer 15

constrict

Question 16

when imagining a dark room, the iris will

Answer 16

dilate

Question 17

after passing through the pupil, light hits the transparent ____ in the eye

Answer 17

lens

Question 18

the multilayered tissue on the eyeball’s sensitive inner surface

Answer 18

retina

Question 19

the process by which the eyes lens changes shape to focus near or far objects on the retina

Answer 19

accomodation

Question 20

nearsightnedess is also called

Answer 20

myopia

Question 21

order that light enters the eye

Answer 21

cornea, pupil, iris, lens, retina

Question 22

retinal receptors that detect balck, white, gray, and are sensitive to movement

Answer 22

rods

Question 23

are necessary for peripheral and twilight vision when cones dont respons

Answer 23

rods

Question 24

retinal receptors that are concentrated near the center of the retina and that function in daylight or in wee0lit condition

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cones

Question 25

candetect fine detail and give rise to color sensations

Answer 25

cones

Question 26

when light energy trigger chemical changes, it would spark neural signals in nearby ____

Answer 26

bipolar cells

Question 27

bipolar cells activate neihghboring ________

Answer 27

ganglion cells

Question 28

the nerve that carries neural impulses fromthe eye to the brain

Answer 28

optic nerve

Question 29

the point at which the optic nerve leaves the eye; and has no receptor cells

Answer 29

blind spot

Question 30

where is blid spot located

Answer 30

on the nose side of each retina

Question 31

the central focal point in the retina, aroiund which the eye’s cones cluster

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fovea

Question 32

cones are soloist

Question 33

rods oerform as a chorus

Question 34

rods have no hotline while cones have

Question 36

any color can be create by combining the lightwaves of three primary color

Answer 36

red gree blue

Question 37

the theory that the retina contains three differenyt types of color receptors

Answer 37

yongh-helmholts trichromatic theory

Question 38

the theory that opposing retinal processes enable color vision.

Answer 38

opponent-process theory

Question 39

nerve cells in the brain’s visual cortec that respond to specific features of the stimulus, such as shape, angle, or movement

Answer 39

featire detectors

Question 40

they receive information from individual ganglion cells in the retina

Answer 40

feature detectors

Question 41

processing many aspects of a stimulus or problem simultaneously

Answer 41

parallel processig

Question 42

flow of visual information processing

Answer 42

scene—retinal processing—feature detection— parallel processing— recognition