Introduction to Sensory Processing Flashcards

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When one builds a tolerance to a drug after use, resulting in withdrawal in its absence

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Receptor Down-Regulation

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2
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When one becomes hyper-responsive to drug after use

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Neural Sensitization

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3
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Death of neurons as a result of drug usage

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Neurotoxicity

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4
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The activation of sensory brain pathways by a physical stimulus

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Sensation

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5
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The extraction of a mental representation from sensation

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Perception

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6
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Measure how the quantitative aspects of physical stimuli correlate with the sensations they evoke

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Psychophysics

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Measures how the quantitative aspects of physical stimuli correlate with the neural activity they evoke

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Sensory Coding

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8
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Cells that respond to physical sensory stimuli by converting input into neural signals

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Receptor cells

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9
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Recording done by using electrode which punctures the membrane of a neuron, can measure EPSPs and Action Potentials

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Intracellular recording

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10
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Electroid that measures the ions outside of a cell

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Extracellular recording

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11
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Representation often used in psychophysic, measuring relationship between stimulus detection and stimulus intensity

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Psychometric Curve

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