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Psych 463, Exam 1

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Number of senses?   show
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Receptor neurons?   show
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show Transforming energy from one form to another. In the eyes, it involves the rods and cones. In the hearing, it's the hair cells in the inner ear.  
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show Psychophysical focuses on stimulus-perception relationship (Weber fraction), while Physiological focuses on stimulus-neuronal relationship (receptive fields).  
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show 1. Absolute Threshold Detection 2. Difference Threshold Discrimination 3. Stimulus Identification 4. Magnitude Estimation  
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show Perceived Magnitude = KSn -K is some constant -S is stimulus intensity -n is some power (usually less than 1)  
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show DL / S = K, where -DL is the Difference Limen / the just-noticeable difference (jnd) -S is the value of the standard stimulus -K is a constant that varies from one sensory modality to another. Weber’s Law breaks down at extremes.  
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Psychophysical Methods?   show
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Subjectivity of Psychophysical Methods?   show
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Effiency of Psychophysical Methods?   show
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Signal Detection?   show
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show Related to the ratio of Hits and False Alarms (really difference between normal curves divided by standard deviation).  
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show -Related to total number of Yes responses (Hits plus False Alarms) -Different people may have different criteria -Can be manipulated by changing payoffs.  
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Perceptual Processes?   show
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