Cognitive Psychology Flashcards

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perception definition

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set of processes in which we recognise, organise and interpret sensations from environmental stimuli

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types of perception

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  1. olfactory
  2. gustatory
  3. vision
  4. audition
  5. touch
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receptors for vision

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rods and cones in retina

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location of receptors for vision

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eyes

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TMS (transcranial magnetic stimulation) what is it

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noninvasive method of temporarily exciting/inhibiting cortical areas with magnetical stimulation

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TDCS (transcranial direct current stimulation)

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noninvasive method of stimulating brain by passing weak current through it

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fMRI
- how it works
- advantages

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  • brain imaging through oxygenated blood
    + good temporal + spatial resolution
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PET
- how it works
- advantages

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  • radioactive glucose to see areas of brain activity bc increased blood flow
    + see what areas are switched on for certain tasks
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