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1
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Sensory receptors still respond to stimulus

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Habituation

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One object blocks another object, then the blocked object is behind the first one and farther away

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Interposition

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Difference threshold is constant proportion of specific stimulus

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Weber’s law (Ernst Weber)

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4
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process of converting outside stimuli into neural activity

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Transduction

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Tendency of the brain to stop attending to constant, unchaining information

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Habituation

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Stimulated by the different energy (light, vibrations, pressure, tempt, chemical substances)

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Sensory receptors

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7
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different pitch are caused by stimulation of hair cells in the cochlea. Good for high pitch

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Place theory

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Continuous exposure
Affects sensory receptors
Occurs involuntarily and unconsciously
Related to stimulus intensity
Occurs in the brain

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Sensory adaptation

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9
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frequencies from 400 hertz to 4000 hertz cause hair cells to fire a volley pattern (take turns). Neural cells alternate firing in rapid succession to achieve a combined frequency

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Volley principle

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10
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common area = same group

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Common region

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Repeated exposures
Leads to reduced response
Can be controlled consciously
Not closely related to stimulus intensity
Occurs in the body

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Habituation

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12
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Difference threshold

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Just noticeable difference (JND)

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13
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Area in the retina where the axons of the retinal ganglion cells exit the eye to form the optic nerve

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Blind spot

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14
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awareness of an unknown object or even

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Clairvoyance

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15
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Perceive objects as existing on a background

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Figure-ground relationships

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16
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people think that the stimuli is present when in fact it is not

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hallucinations

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17
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Unchanging information from the sensory receptors is effectively ignore

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Sensory adaptation

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18
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Tendency of sensory receptor cells to become less responsive to a stimulus that is unchanging

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Sensory adaptation

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19
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Tympanic membrane - eardrum
Oval window - covers the opening of inner ear
3 ossicles - vibrate to amplify the vibration from eardrum
Hammer
Anvil
Stirrup

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middle

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20
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3 cones: Red, Blue, Green

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Trichromatic theory

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21
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Rotation or movement of the two eyes

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Convergence

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22
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brightness of an object is the same regardless of when the light conditions change

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brightness constancy

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23
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illusion: think it is moving when not

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Apparent movement

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24
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illusion: apparent motion created by lights flashing in sequence (christmas lights na gumagalaw si santa at rudolf)

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Phi phenomenon

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25
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measured in cycles or waves per second (hertz)

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Frequency

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26
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Protanopia

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red cones not working

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27
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Smaller objects to be perceived as farther away

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Relative size

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28
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people who are blind to either red-green or blue-yellow

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Dichromats

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29
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objects that are connected overrides both elements of similarity and proximity

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Element connectedness

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30
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Each eye sees a slightly different image of the object

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Binocular disparity

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31
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Vestibular organ/ semicircular canals
Cochlea - process auditory stimuli

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inner ear

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32
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Illusions that does not correspond to reality

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Perceptual Illusions

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33
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sound heard is replicated by the same amount of nerve impulses that are then transmitted to the brain. Good for low pitch

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Frequency theory

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34
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Responsible for noncolor sensitivity to low levels of light

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Rods

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35
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Lines come together at a far distance

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Linear perspective

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36
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Damage to the inner ear and to the auditory pathways in brain

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Nerve hearing impairment

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37
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Light bends due to the disparities in densities of two materials

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Refraction

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38
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auditory nerve cells

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hair cells

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39
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Perception that occurs independently of the known sensory process

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Extra Sensory Perception

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40
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disc that changes shape to bring focus

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Lens

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41
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Smallest difference between two stimuli that is detectable 50% of the time it is present

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Just noticeable difference (JND)

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42
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people who see no color at all, only shades of light and dark

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Monochromats

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43
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foreknowledge of future events

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Precognition

44
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Visual neurons are stimulated by light of one color and inhibited by light of another color

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Opponent-process theory

45
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Responsible for color vision and sharpness of vision

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Cones

46
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Something that is a farther away the hazier it will appear due to the particles in the air

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Aerial or atmospheric perspective

47
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knowledge of someone else’s thoughts

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Telepathy

48
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process auditory stimuli

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cochlea

49
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Perceive things that look similar as part of the same group

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similarity

50
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Sound cannot be passed from eardrum to cochlea

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Conduction of hearing impairment

51
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Method by which sensations are interpreted and organized in meaningful fashion

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perception

52
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irreversible figures are visual illusions which the figure and ground can be reversed. T/F

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F; Reversible

53
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Nearsightedness

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myopia

54
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tied to a lack of blue cone cells

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Tritanopia

55
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students wear the same uniform as part of the same college

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similarity

56
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color perception is limited to combinations of two cones or colors

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Color blindness

57
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Illusions is influenced by our past experiences. T/F

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T

58
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Perceive two things that happen close together in time as being related

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Contiguity

59
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illusions: two lines one appearing longer than the other but really same lng

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Muller-Lyer Illusion

60
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unit of measurement for loudness

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Decibel

61
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illusion: perceived motion of a single object (stare at light sasakit yung eye so magtwitwitch sya almost tas gagalaw yung image or thing)

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Autokinetic effect

62
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Farsightedness

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hyperopia

63
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condition where signals are processed differently resulting in information being interpreted as more than one sensation

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Synesthesia

64
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Perceive things as possible with a continuous pattern rather than with a complex broken-up pattern

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Continuity

65
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bend incoming light so that image can be focused on retina

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Cornea

66
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Process that occurs when special receptors in the sense organs are activated turning stimuli into neural signals in the brain

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Sensation

67
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Inside the a moving car, grass n trees near is moving by fast while mountain sa likod is moving slowly

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Motion parallax

68
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distorted perception of a stimuli that is really there

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Illusion

69
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Blind spot

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optic disc

70
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perceiving that size is constant regardless of distance

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size constancy

71
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Pinna - auricle, visible part of ear
Auditory canal - ear canal

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outer ear

72
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mental movement of things without physical contact

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Telekinesis

73
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visual pathways to the brain

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Optic nerve
Optic chiasma - cross
Optic tracts
LGN of thalamus
Optic radiation
Occipital lobe

74
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caused by deficient functioning of green cone cells

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Deuteranopia

75
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Yung pebbles gets finer they are further away

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Texture gradient

76
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illusion: created by a rapid series of still pictures (stop motion)

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Stroboscopic motion

77
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images occur when visual sensation persists a brief time even after the original stimulus is removed

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Afterimages

78
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Complete figures that are incomplete

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closure

79
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illusion: visual context affect the surrounding objects, isip mo malaki kc tabi niya maliit pero di nmn pala

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Ebbinghaus Illusion

80
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innermost layer of eye, light is converted into nerve impulses and has photoreceptor cells

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Retina

81
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Perceive objects that are close together as part of the same grouping

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proximity

82
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psychological experience of sound that corresponds to frequency of soundwaves

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Pitch

83
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lowest level of stimulation that a person can consciously detect 50% of the time (Gustav Fechner)

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Absolute threshold

84
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Lens changes its shape from thick to think to focus objects that are far away

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Visual accommodation

85
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Shorter wavelength = higher frequency = higher pitch

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Longer wavelength = shorter frequency = lower pitch

86
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constancy: shape of car is the same regardless of the angel

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shape constancy

87
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illusion: influenced by past experiences, think na rectangle yung room but really trapezoid

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Ames Room Illusion

88
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Notion that we may respond to stimuli that are below our level of awareness

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Subliminal Perception

89
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3 properties of sound

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Pitch - frequency
Amplitude - volume
Timbre - richness in the tone

90
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Area in the retina where the axons of the retinal ganglion cells exit the eye to form the optic nerve
Insensitive to light

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Blind spot

91
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Movement, gravity, balance sense
Equilibrium

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Vestibular sense

92
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Provide info about speed and direction

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Kinesthetic sense

93
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Stretch receptors

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sense muscle stretch and contraction

94
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Golgi tendon organs

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sense movement of tendon

95
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Awareness of where the body and body parts are

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Proprioception

96
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Respond to changes in pressure

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Pacinian corpuscles

97
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pain in organs

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Visceral pain

98
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Pain in skin muscles tendons joints

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Somatic pain

99
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inability to feel pain

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Congenital analgesia

100
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Affect neural pathways that carry pain, heat, and cold sensations

Unable to cool off the body by sweating due to disrupted body’s heat-cold sensing perspiration system (anhidrosis)

Inability to regulate body temp

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ongenital insensitivity to pain and with anhidrosis (CIPA)

101
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Body senses consisting of skin senses, kinesthetic sense, and vestibular

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Somesthetic sense

102
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Olfactory receptor cells

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Cillia

103
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Above the sinus cavity and receive info from receptor

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Olfactory bulb

104
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Ability to smell

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Olfaction

105
Q

Anterior insula and frontal operculum

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Gustatory cortex

106
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Composed of small cells that send signals to the brain when stimulated by molecules of food

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Taste buds

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