Exam 8: Perception, Sensation, and Attention

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As the frequency of a sound wave increases we hear it as an increase in

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Sensation describes the act of integrating sensory stimulation while perception is the actual raw stimulation of sensory receptors

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Second pain is a throbbing, burning, radiating sensation that is not as localized as first pain. Second pain also has more impact on learning and motivation than first pain.

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The light-sensitive membrane that covers most of the eye's inner surface is called the

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Most people refer to this structure as the ear, but it is actually just the outer projection of the ear

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Extrasensory perception is typically classified into three phenomena, known as

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Most people tend to pull rather than push a door when a handle is visible. What phenomenon may explain why this might be?

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Light is a form of electromagnetic radiation-energy that travels around the world in waves that are separated by varying ______, and can also vary by ______, or the intensity of the light source.

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This is the central auditory component of the inner ear, and by the time sound vibrations reach it, they have been amplified dozens of times.

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The optic nerve is composed of

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Brightness constancy and colour constancy evolved so that our visual systems could

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The ambient optic array refers to

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The __________is the minimum intensity of a stimulus necessary for it to be detected by a human or non-human animal at least 50% of the time.

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