Lecture 9: Auditory sensation and perception Flashcards

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Q

In visual perception how must we interpret retinal activation?

A

in the context of what information we have about higher-order aspects of the visual scene e.g. in a complex image two regions may look exactly the same, but have completely different “meanings” when they are placed in context of objects and their properties

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2
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Which receptors detect vibrations in air and what is their range?

A

inner hair cells

20 - 20,000 Hz

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3
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What is the sensitivity and dynamic range of inner hair cells?

A

picometers to 100dB

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4
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What is the receptive field of inner hair cells?

A

peak of travelling wave?

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5
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What is transduction?

A

how energy is captured and transformed

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6
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What is receptive field?

A

what stimuli can change neuronal activity

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7
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What are the sound energy parameters perception is related to?

A

wavelength or pitch
amplitude or loudness
waveform or tone / timbre

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