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26 Cards in this Set

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Physical Object
Distal
Experience is the stimulus
Proximal
Translating light and sound to neural signals
Sensory Receptors
minimal amount of energy needed to be detected
absolute threshold
minimal amount of change in intensity needed to be detected
difference threshold
Minimum difference in stimulation that is just noticeable
Just noticeable difference
Pitch (Hz)
Frequency
Loudness (dB)
Amplitude
Timbre (Multiple frequencies)
Complexity
Sound Comes In through here
Auditory Cannal
vibrates which causes waves
stirrup/oval window
hair transduces waves into neurological signals
basilar membrane
Houses basilar membrane
Cochlea
Different places on the basilar membrane are sensitive to different frequencies
Place Theory
the higher the frequency the more frequent the basilar membrane vibrates
Frequency Theory
Back of the eye
Retina
"What" pathway
Temporal
"Where" pathway
Parietal
Color, fine detail, center of retina
Cones
Black/white, non fine details, periphery vision
Rods
Cells inside Cones
Ganglion Cells
Cells inside Rods
Cortical Cells
Color of S cones
blue
Color of M cones
green
Colors of L cones
red
The after image when stimulation disappears
Overshooting