Biological
Sensation
Perception
Consciousness
True or False
100

What types of systems is the Nervous System made up of?

The Central Nervous System (CNS)

The Peripheral Nervous System (PNS)

100
Does sensation involve our senses? If they do, which ones?

Yes it does. Sensation uses sight, hearing, touch, taste, and smell, to detect and respond to external stimuli.

100

What is perception?

The process of interpreting sensory information.

100

What is Consciousness?

A state of mind

100

What are the 5 senses that the body goes through when conscious?

Vision

Hearing

Touch

Taste and smells

Pain

200

What are the two systems within the peripheral system?

Somatic and Automatic

200

What is sensation?

A type of feeling, used by our senses

200

If you raed tihs snetncee, what types of processes is used for your brain to understand what is being read?

Bottom-up processing and top-down processing.

200

Do people have different circadian rhythms? Examples?

Yes they do. 

Examples, morning people, night people.

200

True or false: When we sleep it is a mix of N-REM and REM sleep.

True


300

What does the brainstem contain

Medulla, midbrain, and pons

300

What is stimulus?

Anything that can bring a reaction from our sensory systems.

300
What does bottom-up processing specifically do?

Bottom-up processing helps the brain bring sensations of letter shapes to the brain.


300

What is REM sleep?

A sleep stage where your brain is highly active, and dreams occur.

300

True or false: Sleep terrors and nightmares are the same thing 

False. There are a few differences

Sleep terrors are episodes of intense fear and physical activity (like screaming or thrashing) while still partially asleep.

Nightmares are more intense dreams.

400

What are the three types of neurons?

Sensory, Interneurons, Motor.

400

What is transduction?

The translation of turning sensory information into neural signals which are then sent to the brain.

400

In perception, there is sensory adaption. What is Sensory adaption.

The tendency to pay less attention to a non-changing source of stimulation.

400

What is restless leg disorder?

A condition where you feel an uncontrollable urge to move your legs.

400

True or false: Information highways transmits information between the brain and the body through large bundles of fibres

True.

500

In the peripheral system, there are two other systems within. Somatic and automatic. What do these system do?

Somatic: Helps you to feel and respond to things such as touch and pain. 

Automatic: Controls automatic involuntary functions in your body such as your heart beating.

500

How do sensory organs detect external and internal stimuli?

Sensory organs detect external and internal stimuli through senses like light, sound, and touch, or signals like pain and hunger.

500

What is selective attention?

Ability to focus on one specific task or piece of information while ignoring other distractions around you.

500

what are the 4 stages of the N-REM sleep?

Stage 1: sleeping for a short amount of time

Stage 2: Ignore familiar sounds, wake up to unexpected ones. 

Stage 3: Similar to stage 4, less delta waveform.

Stage 4: wake up unexpectedly, very disoriented.

500

True or false: Major glands in the endocrine system include the pituitary, spleen, adrenal glands, and gallbladder.

False. 

In the endocrine system, major glands can include the pituitary, thyroid, adrenal glands, and pancreas.

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