“Unit 4 Sensation & Perception (VISUAL)” Flashcards

1
Q

how do you perceive”brightness” in your eyes?

A

Amplitude

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2
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How do you perceive “color/hue” in your eyes?

A

wavelength

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3
Q

Name the 3 parts of the eyes how they look

A
Cornea= protects the eyes
Pupil= inner eye (black whole)
Iris= colored part of the eye
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4
Q

When there’s “plenty” of light the iris opening is _____

and what is this process called called

A

smaller, constriction

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5
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When there’s “not enough” of light the iris opening is _____. and what is this process called called

A

larger, dilation

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6
Q

(Part of the eye) _____“bends the light so the image falls directly into the _____

A

lens, retina

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7
Q

The “transductors” for visions. And explain how to transduce it.

A

rods and cones. They transduce the light waves into neural impulses

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8
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A process in which the lens change shape in order to focus on the retina.
Also, explain the bent when its (distance/ near)

A

Accommodation
Distance=flattens (lens)
Near= fattens (lens)

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9
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Explain the function of the “rods”.

A

it’s used for night vision & peripheral vision

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10
Q

Explain the function of the “cones”.

A

Color, Clear, Quicker

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11
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During sudden darkness, explain how the rods and cones adapt/ help each other

A

Sudden darkness the cones are able to use as the night vision at first then the rods will take the job (since it kinda takes time for rods to adapt)

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12
Q

defined as “the whole is greater than the sum of its parts”

A

Gestalt

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13
Q

What do we use to “see the pattern” in our environment?

A

Gestalt Principles

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14
Q

Name the 6 Gestalt Principles and define them.

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Phi Phenomenon= fast pace gives the illusion of movement
Figure & Ground= contrast figure in the front, and the background
Proximity= group objects that are closer
Similarity= grouping objects that are similar
Continuity= following lines that flow rather than paths that stray off
Closure= mentally close up figures that have openings

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15
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Name the 2 kinds of “Depth Perception” and what’s their difference & how many cues?

A

Monocular cues: 1 eyes= 6

Binocular cues: 2 eyes= 1

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16
Q

Name the 6 monocular cues

A

Relative size, Relative height, Interposition, Linear Perspective, Light & Shadow, Relative motion

17
Q

brain think object gets smaller when they move farther (monocular)

A

Relative size

18
Q

distance objects are higher in our plain of sight (monocular)

A

Relative height

19
Q

Object A comes between you and objects B (monocular)

A

Interposition

20
Q

parallel lines give the illusion of converging in the distance (monocular)

A

Linear Perspective

21
Q

shading provides hints of depths (monocular)

A

Light & Shadow

22
Q

close up object= faster , far objects= slower

monocular

A

Relative motion

23
Q

different vision threshold due to distance from eyes (binocular)

A

Retinal Disparity

24
Q

What are the “2 Constancy” our eyes perceive? Explain.

A

Size constancy= brain perceive object is the same size even at a distance
Color Cnostancy= brain perceive an object’s color is the same even with different lighting.

25
Q

Explain how? and where? the images go to the brain

Process it goes through

A

(light-lens–retina–optic dsick w/ (Optic nerve) –thalamus–occipital lobe– visual cortex.

26
Q

Who carries the visual neural impulses? (axons of rods & cones) and which whole it goes through?

A

Optic nerve— Optic Disk

27
Q

How does Dark and Light adaptation work?

A
Dark= pupils dilate, cones help at the beginning then  rods kick in,
light= pupils constrict
28
Q

What theory states “the combination of red, blue, green, allow us to see color”?

A

Young-Helmholtz Trichromatic (3 color) Theory

29
Q

What theory states “3 pairs of colors act antagonistically toward each other”?

A

Opponent- Process theory

30
Q

in the visual cortex, we have ____ that response to a scene’s edges, lines, angels, movements

A

Feature detectors

31
Q

____ when the brain does many things at once

A

Parallel Processing