Chapter 3 Flashcards

(27 cards)

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Absolute Threshold?

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Is something there?

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Difference Threshold?

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Is something different there?

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3
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Sensory Adaptation?

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Getting duller with time

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4
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Signal Detection?

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Picking up a signal

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5
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Vision?

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Rods and Cones

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6
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Hearing?

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Hair Cells

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7
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Taste?

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Taste cells

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8
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Smell?

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Odor receptors

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9
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Skin Senses?

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Skin receptors

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10
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Kinesthetic Sense?

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Receptors in joints, ligaments, and tendons

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Vestibular Sense?

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Receptors in the inner ear

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12
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Seeing Process?

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Light energy ➔ Receptor cells in retina ➔ Neural impulses ➔ Sight

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Hearing Process?

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Sound vibrations ➔ Receptor cells in inner ear ➔ Neural impulses ➔ Sound

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Smell & Taste Process?

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Chemical substances ➔ Neural impulses by receptors ➔ Smell and taste

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Skin Senses Process?

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Tactile stimuli ➔ Skin receptors ➔ Neural impulses ➔ Touch, pressure, temperature, pain

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Kinesthesis Process?

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Body receptors in joints, ligaments, muscles ➔ Neural signals ➔ Sense of position and movement

17
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Vestibular Process?

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Gravitational forces ➔ Inner ear receptors ➔ Neural signals ➔ Sense of balance

18
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Selective Attention?

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Attending to important stimuli

19
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Bottom-Up Processing?

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Perceiving parts of patterns

19
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Perceptual Set?

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Expectations influence perceptions

20
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Top-Down Processing?

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Perceiving whole patterns

21
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Gestalt Principles?

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Organizing sensations into wholes or patterns

22
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Depth Perception (Monocular Cues)?

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Relative size, texture gradient, linear perspective

23
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Perceptual Constancy?

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Objects retain their properties despite changing conditions

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Depth Perception (Binocular Cues)?
Retinal disparity and convergence
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Motion Perception?
Path of the image across the retina, changing object size
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Visual Illusions?
When the brain, not the eye, plays tricks (e.g., Müller-Lyer, Ponzo, moon illusion, apparent movement)