Senses system
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Projection | sensation seems to come from area where receptors are stimulated
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Intensity | feeling sensations more distinctly (strong) & greater degree
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Contrast | exaggeration or diminish in current sensation when compared with previous sensations
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Adaptation | becoming unaware of continuous stimuli
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After image | sensation remains even after stimuli is gone (phantom pain)
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Receptors | detect changes (stimuli) & generate electrical nerve impulses
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Sensory neurons | transmit impulses from receptors to CNS
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Sensory tracts | white matter in spinal cord or brain that transmits impulse to specific part of brain
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Sensory area | most are in cerebral cortex & interprets impulses
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