Sensory Processing and Perception Flashcards

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Weber’s Law

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pertains to the being able to detect a signal and the degree which you can recognize

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absolute threshold refers to

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minimum need to stimulate a sensory neuron– signal enough to induce an action potential

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pathway of outer ear

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pinna–> external auditory canal–>tympanic membrane–>ossicle–>membrane labyrinth

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4
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pathway of middle ear

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malleus–>incus–>stapes

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pathway of inner ear

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eustachian tube–> bone labyrinth oval window–>perilymph–>basilar membrane–>round window–>vestibularocochlear

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sound is processed by the brain

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vestibulocochlear–> medial genicular–> nuc (thalamus)—>auditory cortex–>superior olivary–>inferior colliculi

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what is the organ of corti

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hearing apparatus that rests on the basilar membrane (endolymph and perilymph)

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Is the meissner corpuscle and merkel’s disk

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somatosensory nerves that response to deep pressure and texture and vibrations

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9
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auditory pathway for a prosthetic hearing system

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organ of corti–>thalamus (medial geniculate nucleus)–>auditory cortex

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10
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what is the purpose of the superior olives

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determine sound localization (brain stem)

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what is the purpose of inferior colliculus

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startle reflex as wekk as the vestibulo ocular reflex

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what is the function of rods and cones

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cones– precision, detail and color
rods- black and white, and motion

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magnocellular vs parvocellular

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neurons that help detect motion vs. neurons that help perceive shape and detail of stationary objects

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14
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difference between monocular cues and binocular cues

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monocular cues can be perceived with one eye

binocular cues are required with both eyes

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signal detection theory

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predict when an how signals will be recognized ( hit miss rejection and false positive)

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sarif-whorf theory

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those speaking different languages have different cognitive process (linguistic relativity)

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Gestalt’s Principle

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similarity, continuation, closure, proximity, figure/ground, and symmetry & order

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figure-ground Gestalt’s Principle

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see image as being in background or foreground

19
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sensory adaptation

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change in sensitivity to the stimulus

20
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what is the network that extends through the brainstem that is responsible for alertness and awakeness

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reticular formation

21
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focal point Gestalt’s Principle

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items that are unique will standout first

22
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proximity Gestalt Principle

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we perceive objects close together in groups

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