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Absolute threshold

The minimum magnitude of a stimulus that can be reliably discriminated from no stimulus at all

Amplitude (of a tone)

The difference in pressure between the peak and the trough

Back projections

Activities that modify the way sensory input is processed

Basilar membrane

A membrane of the ear with the coils of the cochlea supporting the organ or Corti. Movements of this membrane stimulates the hair cells of the organ of Corti, producing the neural effects of auditory stimulation

Bias

A criterion, set by the observer, for making a particular response

Psychophysical procedures

Experimental techniques used for measuring the relation between the physical magnitude of some stimulus (the physical intensity of the light), and the resulting psychological response (how bright the light appears to be).

Photon

The smallest unit of light energy

The physics and psychology of sound

Retina

The portion of the eye sensitive to light, containing the rods and the cones.


Images projected is a mosaic of varying brightness and colors

Visual acuity

Refers to the eye's ability to resolve details