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Psych 100 Chapter 4

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sensation   show
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show processing, organization, and interpretation of sensory signals; it results in an internal respresentation of the stimulus  
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show minimum intensity of stimulation that must occur before you experience a sensation Ex: absolute threshold for hearing = the faintest sound a person can detect 50% of the time  
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difference threshold   show
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show hearing; the sense of sound perception  
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sound wave   show
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show -movement of the basilar membrane stimulates hair cells to bend and to send info to the auditory nerve  
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retina   show
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show retinal cells that respond to low levels of illumination and result in BLACK & WHITE perception  
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show retinal cells that respond to higher levels of illumination and result in COLOR perception  
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show the center of the retina, where cones are densely packed  
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show cortical areas in the occiptial lobes, at the back of the head  
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show color vision reults from activity in 3 different types of cones that are sensitive to different wavelengths (S, M, and L)  
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blind spot   show
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show when some colors seem to be "opposites" Ex: looking at a RED image for some time then we see GREEN afterimage when we look away; when we stare at a GREEN image we see a RED afterimage  
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show neural "gates" in the spinal cord allow signals through. Those gates can be closed when info about touch is being transmitted (ex: rubbing a sore arm) or by distraction)  
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Gestalt   show
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principle of proxmity   show
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show we tend to group figures according to how closely they resemble each other.  
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binocular dept cues   show
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show cues of depth perception that are available to each eye alone  
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convergence   show
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