Ch4.4- Touch and the Chemical senses

Question 1

This is used to treat phantom limb pain.

a) skinner box
b) haptic box
c) deep-brain stimulation
d) mirror box

Answer 1

d) mirror box

Question 2

The sense of bodily motion and position is called…

a) gate-control theory
b) nociception
c) multimodal integration
d) gustatory system
e) olfactory epithelium
f) olfactory system
g) haptics
h) kinesthesis

Answer 2

h) kinesthesis

Question 3

Theory of pain perception that explains pain as an interaction between nerves that transmit pain messages and those that inhibit those messages.

a) gate-control theory
b) nociception
c) multimodal integration
d) gustatory system
e) olfactory epithelium
f) olfactory system
g) haptics
h) kinesthesis

Answer 3

a) gate-control theory

Question 4

The active, exploratory part of touch sensation and perception is called..

a) gate-control theory
b) nociception
c) multimodal integration
d) gustatory system
e) olfactory epithelium
f) olfactory system
g) haptics
h) kinesthesis

Answer 4

g) haptics

Question 5

The activity of nerve pathways that respond to uncomfortable stimulation is called:

a) gate-control theory
b) nociception
c) multimodal integration
d) gustatory system
e) olfactory epithelium
f) olfactory system
g) haptics
h) kinesthesis

Answer 5

b) nociception.

Question 6

This system functions in the sensation and perception of taste.

a) gate-control theory
b) nociception
c) multimodal integration
d) gustatory system
e) olfactory epithelium
f) olfactory system
g) haptics
h) kinesthesis

Answer 6

d) gustatory system

Question 7

This system in involved with smell.

a) gate-control theory
b) nociception
c) multimodal integration
d) gustatory system
e) olfactory epithelium
f) olfactory system
g) haptics
h) kinesthesis

Answer 7

f) Olfactory system

Question 8

The nasal cavity contains this thin layer of cells, lined with cilia.

a) gate-control theory
b) nociception
c) multimodal integration
d) gustatory system
e) olfactory epithelium
f) olfactory system
g) olfactory bulb

Answer 8

e) olfactory epithilium

Question 9

This part of the brain has neurons that receive information from cilia located in the nasal cavity. It is on the bottom surface of the frontal lobes.

a) gate-control theory
b) nociception
c) multimodal integration
d) gustatory system
e) olfactory epithelium
f) olfactory system
g) olfactory bulb

Answer 9

g) olfactory bulb

Question 10

The on the fly ability to combine sensation from different modalities such as vision and hearing into a single integrated perception is known as…

a) synaesthesia
b) multimodal integration
c) gate-control theory
d) McGurk effect

Answer 10

b) multimodal integration