Psychology 1 Flashcards
habituation vs sensory adaptation
habituation = psychological (attention)<div>sensory adaptation = physiological (neurons)</div>
lens
PRI = positive, real, inverted
eye focuses on a close object
ciliary muscles contract, curvature and power of lens increases, focal length decreases
inner hair cells
transduce mechanical displacement from basilar membrane from sound into neural impulses
outer hair cells
amplify sound waves
auditory pathway
hair cells<a><span>→ vestibulocochlear nerve</span></a><a><span>→ brain stem</span></a><a><span>→ medial geniculate nucleus</span></a><a><span>→ auditory cortex (part of temporal lobe)</span></a>
olfactory pathway
olfactory sensory neurons → olfactory nerve (cranial nerve 1) → olfactory bulb (forebrain) → amygdala/hippocampus/orbitofrontal cortex
taste pathway
chemoreceptors (tastebuds) → brainstem → taste center in thalamus
somatosensory cortex
in parietal lobe
<div>visual pathway</div>
<div><a><span>optic nerve</span></a><a><span>→ optic chiasm</span></a><a><span>→ lateral geniculate nucleus</span></a><a><span>→ visual cortex</span></a></div>