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sensation
the physical experience of seeing hearing or sensing in some way through ears, eyes, etc
retina
layer of tissue at back of eyeball
rods
chromatic, can't see colors, works when we're in the dark can't see colors
cones
color visions
pupil
circular opening of the eye, the black part of the eye - diameter changes depending on amount of light in the room - less light = bigger, also when something is attractive
iris
part of the eyes that give eyes their color - it's a ring of muscle that control pupil size
cornea
tough, transparent, protective layer covering front of the eye - bend light ray to hit the pupil
lens
changes shape as it focuses on objects & distances & bend light in the inside
receptors
located in the retina
fovea
concentration of cones is highest here
outer ear
has ear lobe & ear canal
malleus
little bones that vibrate due to sound reachin ghte middle ear
cochlea
a coiled tube filled iwth fluid in the inner ear
haircells
is inside the cochlea, they are cells that extend into the fluid
how do we hear
sound wave enter ear, cause bones to move, cause the cochlea fluid to move, cause hair cells to move and we can hear because hair cells are our receptors
sensory gating
the process the brain adjust its response - the brain response to each stimuli that presented, when there's a new stimuli the brain adjust & adapt itself
perception
the psychological process of giving meaning to what has been sensed
bottom up theory
putting little pieces together to see a bigger picture (think drinking)
top down theory
knowing the meaning will influence our perception at a lower level
context effect
related to top down theory - depends on the context of what we see, the meaning will be different
subliminal messages
words or pictures that are not consciously perceived but nevertheless supposedly influence people's thoughts, judgments, attitude and behaviors
biaural beat technology
birdsong + classical music = decrease in negative mood