week 1 - intro to sensory neuroscience Flashcards

1
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What is needed in order to “build” experience?

A

sensation and perception

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2
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sensation

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most basic and fundamental components of an experience

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3
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perception

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the processes used to arrive at a meaningful interpretation of sensations

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4
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What are the 3 steps in the sensory process?

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  1. reception
  2. transduction
  3. coding
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5
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reception

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presentation of a stimulus causes sensory receptors to activate

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6
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transduction

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the conversion/translation of stimulus energy into an electrochemical neuronal change

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7
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coding

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involves neural processing which is the correspondance between stimulus features and neuronal activity

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8
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What are the types of behavioral responses to the sensory process?

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  • perception
  • recognition
  • action (behavior)
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9
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What two methods are used to study perception?

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psychophysical and physiological approaches

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10
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psychophysical approach

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measures relationship between the stimuli and the behavioral response

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physiological approach

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  • measures relationship between stimuli and physiological response
  • measures relationship between physiological response and behavioral response
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