From Vision to Hearing

Question 1

Inability to pay attention to a whole view of a picture simultaneously

Answer 1

Change Blindness

Question 2

Fast eye movements to interpret a visual image

Answer 2

Saccades

Question 3

Person with this lesion will be able to notice and interact with a pencil, but will be unable to determine the name of the object

Answer 3

Ventral stream lesion

Question 4

People with this lesion can determine what a pencil is, If handed to them, but can not notice it regularly

Answer 4

Dorsal stream lesion

Question 5

Caused by a lesion on one side of the parietal cortex, a complete inability to pay attention to what one sees on the opposite side

Answer 5

Neglect Syndrom

Question 6

Speed of sound in room temperature air

Answer 6

340 m/s

Question 7

Element of sound, measured in cycles per second (Hz)

Answer 7

Frequency

Question 8

Element of sound, measured in decibel (db)

Answer 8

Amplitude

Question 9

Decomposition of a sound to the frequencies that make it up

Answer 9

Fourier Transform

Question 10

A coiled tube containing the basilar membrane which vibrates with sound

Answer 10

Cochlea

Question 11

Organization by frequency

Answer 11

Tonotopic organization

Question 12

A small electronic device that amplifies sound

Answer 12

Hearing Aid

Question 13

Device that replaces hair cells

Answer 13

Cochlear implant

Question 14

Plot that measures frequencies across time

Answer 14

Spectogram

Question 15

Sound air pressure waves first strike this

Answer 15

Tympanic Membrane