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54 Cards in this Set
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perception
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Process; the brain interprets sensory info
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sensation
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process of receiving info from outside, translating & transmitting it.
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function of sensory receptor cells
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receive outside forms of energy (light, heat) & translate into neural impulses to be transmitted to brain
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retina
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back of eye images are formed & contain rod & cones
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Cornea
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light passes thru; transparent front part of the eye
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rods & cones
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receptors for vision
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sense organs
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sight, smell, taste, touch, and hearing.
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sensory adaptation
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sensory adaptation;repeated action causes receptor cells to get fatigued.
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absolute threshold
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lowest level that a person will feel sensation. half the time.
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difference threshold
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minimal diff a person can detect between 2 similar stimuli; aka 'just noticeable difference'
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myelin
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myelin speeds the nociorceptors (rapid/thick)transmission to the brain & lack of myelin slows it down.(slow/thin)
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light is form of energy
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light is a form of energy
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what is trichromatic theory of color vision?
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colors result from diff stimulation of red, green, blue receptors in the retina
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explain how he hear?
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compression, rarefaction of air molecules
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what is pitch?
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frequency
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what is the pinna?
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outer ear; it locates the origin of sound & collects sound.
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tympanic membrane is also known as?
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ear drum
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what is cochlea?
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location of basilar membrane & organ of Corti
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Vestibular organ?
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body orientation & movement
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nocioreceptor
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receptor for pain
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gate control theory?
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during high concentration brain does not fully process pain
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endorphins
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brain chemicals to block pain
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phantom limbs
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ppl experience pain in aputated limb; conscious doesnt represent sensory info to brain
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similarity
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similar things are perceived as being the same
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closure
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incomplete figures are precieved as whole
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figure ground
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brain determines what brain see; we focus on whats in the center of attention is what we see first
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proximity
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things close together precieved as belonging together
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size constancy
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familiar objects dont change in precieved size at diff distances
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convergence
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both eyes look at object making the eyes angle inward
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binocular cue
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depth cues w/2 eyes
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Circadian rhythm
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biological clock; 24 hours
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divided consciousness
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split between 2 tasks
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mesmer
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Mesmer discovered hypnosis
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Sedatives & tranquilizers
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sedatives are depressants calm & relaxed-sleep
____ tranquilizers make calm longer time -anxiety |
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hypnagotic state
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altered state; intense narrow attention & increased openness to suggestions
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manifest content
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frued; facts /literally meaning of dream
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latent content
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frued; deeper/actual meaning
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REM & NREM sleep
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Rapid eye movement; NON rapid eye movement
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3 states of consciousness
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1. consciousness
2. divided consciousness 3. altered conscious |
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consciousness
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state of awareness
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divided consciousness
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split between 2 tasks
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mesmer
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Mesmer discovered hypnosis
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Sedatives & tranquilizers
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sedatives are depressants calm & relaxed-sleep
____ tranquilizers make calm longer time -anxiety |
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hypnagotic state
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altered state; intense narrow attention & increased openness to suggestions
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manifest content
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frued; facts /literally meaning of dream
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latent content
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frued; deeper/actual meaning
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REM & NREM sleep
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Rapid eye movement; NON rapid eye movement
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3 states of consciousness
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1. consciousness
2. divided consciousness 3. altered conscious |
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night terror
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upsetting dream NREM;
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nightmare
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dream occur REM sleep;
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insomnia
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sleep disorder; cant sleep & difficult falling sleep
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narcolepsy
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fall asleep during activities
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hypnosis
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altered state of conscious
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sleep apnea
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sudden interrupting of breathing.
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