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Midterm 2

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What is sensation?   show
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show To impose meaningful interpretations on the information sensation provides  
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show Hue (colour)  
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Amplitude of light energy is the perception of:   show
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Purity of light energy is the perception of:   show
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Nearsightedness:   show
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Farsightedness:   show
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show Sensitive to light. Responsible for poor lighting conditions and peripheral vision. Not sensitive to colour.  
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show Sensitive to colour. Responsible for vision in good lighting conditions and focus vision at the center of the visual field.  
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show Ganglion cells  
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Colour blindness is:   show
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show Distinguishing red from green  
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Opponent-Process Cells   show
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Bottom-Up Processing   show
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show 1. Formulate perceptual hypothesis about the nature of the stimulus as a whole 2. Select and examine features to check hypothesis 3. Recognize stimulus  
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Depth perception:   show
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Convergence   show
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show Binocular. Difference in the perceived separation of two objects by the left and the right eye  
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Interposition   show
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Linear Perspective   show
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Motion Parallax   show
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Texture Gradient   show
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Relative Size   show
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Relative Clarity   show
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Shape Constancy   show
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Location Constancy   show
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Size Constancy   show
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show Amount of light reflected by an object changes constantly with the amount of light in the environment, but we don't perceive in object brightness  
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Colour Constancy   show
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show Loudness  
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show Pitch  
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Complexity of sound waves is the perception of:   show
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show Helps tunnel sounds into ear  
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Eardrum:   show
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show Contains cilia that sit on top of basilar membrane.  
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show Cilia press against membrane initiating signals about sound frequency and amplitude to be sent to the brain via the auditory nerve  
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show The taste buds which are in the Papillae on the tongue  
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Basic tastes are:   show
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Factors that determine taste: (4)   show
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show The olfactory nerve. (Sent to the brain's olfactory bulb)  
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