final review (U5) Flashcards

1
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sensation

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detect energy (stimulus) from environment into neural signals

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2
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perception

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  • select/organize/interpret our sensations
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3
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top-down processing

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conclusions based on expectations

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4
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bottom up processing

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analysis required to interpret

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5
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inattentional blindness

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  • not recognizing monkey walking behind a group of fighting people
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6
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change blindness

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  • not noticing change of person when focused on completing a task
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7
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subliminal threshold

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  • stimuli is below absolutes thresholds for conscious awareness
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8
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webers law

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  • minimim percentage to notice a difference (threshold)
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9
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signal detection theory (SDT)

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-cocktail party effect
- hearing friends voice amidst background noise

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10
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phototrasnduction

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conversion of light energy to neural impulses

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11
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cornea

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light enters the eye

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12
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iris

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expands and contracts pupil to change size of opening for light
- dark expands

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13
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lens

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focus and adjusts light on retina

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14
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retina

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rods and cones

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15
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optic nerve

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neural impulses to eye to brain

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16
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blind spot

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no receptor cells

17
Q

fovea

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central point in retina where cones cluster

18
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trochromatic theory

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HELMHOLTZ
- retina has three receptors (RGB)

19
Q

form perception

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figures and ground

20
Q

interposition

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objects that block objects appear to be closer

21
Q

phi phenomenon

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lights flashing produces illusions of motion

22
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autokinetic effect

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light in dark seen as moving

23
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stroboscopic motion

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  • flip book and stop motion
24
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ponzo effect

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distance bc of lines at bottom and top

25
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ames room

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size-distanceillusion

26
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intensity

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  • loudness
    • measured by decibels
    • amplitude (loudness) height of sound
27
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outer ear

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  • collects sounds
28
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middle ear

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  • hammer, anvil, stirrup (HAS)
  • between eardrum and chochlea
29
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cochlea

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  • coiled, bony, fluid filled tube
30
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