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Sensation

Info into signal

Sense

Info/signal converter

Perception

Signal intepretation

Representation

Identified signal knowledge

Memories and experiences

Identify familiar objects

Perception disciplines

Physics/Chemistry/Cognition/Neuroscience/ComputerScience/AI/Biomedical/Radiology/Philosophy

Distal Stimuli

Objects produces info

Proximal Stimuli

Info picked up

Transduction

Info/signal conversion process

Neural Code

Signal knowledge

Additional senses

Body,pain, temp, balance, movement

Psychophysics

Study of perception

Thresholds of perception

Absolute, jnd

Scaling of perception

Different intensities scale experience

Absolute threshold

Min detection intensity

Difference Threshold JND

Min detect difference

Method of Adjustment

Quick,dirty,sound style

Method of constant stimuli

Not efficient, buffet style

Staircase method

Step up/down

Weber's Law

JND = ki

K is constant, I is intensity

Weber's Constant

K, depends on sense

Psychophysical scaling

Relationship: intensity and perceived intesity

Fechner' law

Perceived intensity = k(ln(i/io))

S is perceived intensity, io is absolute threshold

Steven's law

Perceived intensity = ci^n

C is constant depend on s and n, n depends on sense

Action potential

activates neurons, activated by Na+

Action potential also

Reverses membrane potential

Neural signals

Neurons use dendrites and axons

Nerve

Axon bundle travels through NS

NS is nervous system

Membrane potential

Diff. Concentration out and in ions

Volted Gated iok channels

Changes membrane potential

Depolarization

K+ leaves

Synapse

Gap

Presynaptic membrane

Axon terminal membrane

Postsynaptic membrane

Dendrite membrane

Synaptic vesicle

Acton terminal neurotransmitter sacs

Receptor

Neurotransmitter synapse receiver

Resting rate

-70mV

Threshold

-55mV

AP Process

Rest, Stimulus, depolarization, AP, repolarization, refractory, rest