Unit 2_Sensory Perception Flashcards
CNS identification of a stimulus intensity is done by what?
frequency coding and population coding
What is stimulus intensity; amplitude of receptor potential; frequency of action potentials to CNS all increase linearly?
Frequency coding
What is it called when stronger stimuli activate more receptors which activate more axons (fibers) which tells CNS that the intensity has increased?
Population coding
What is integration and interpretation of information received from sensory receptors?
“Making sense of one’s senses”
Perception
What are the following?
- Primary Cortex
Direct processing - Secondary Association Cortex
First level of processing-name by sight - Tertiary Association Cortex
Complex integration-attach memories/emotions
Levels of perception complexity
What level of perception complexity deals with direct processing?
Primary Cortex
What level of perception complexity deals with the first level of processing-name by sight?
Secondary Association Cortex
What level of perception deals with complex integration-attach memories/emotions?
Tertiary Association Cortex
What functional area of the occipital lobe is located in the calcarine fissure with the role of visual reception?
Primary Visual Area
What functional area of the occipital lobe includes the roles of Synthesis & Integration, Perception, Visual Memory Traces and Visuokinetic motor engrams?
Secondary Association Area
What functional area of the temporal lobe is located in the Superior Temporal Gyrus and includes the role of Auditory Reception?
Primary Auditory Area
What functional area of the temporal lobe is located in Wernicke’s Area and includes the roles of Language Comprehension and Perception of music?
Secondary Association Area
What functional area of the temporal lobe is located in the Temporal pole, parahippocampus and includes the roles of Consolidation of Memory and
Higher Order Learning?
Tertiary Association Area
What functional area of the parietal lobe is located in the Postcentral Gyrus and includes the roles of Fine touch, Pain, Proprioception?
Primary Sensory Area
What functional area of the parietal lobe is located in the Superior Parietal Lobe and includes the roles of coordination, integration, and stereognosis?
Secondary Sensory Assocation Area