Synesthesia
Taste and perception
Vision
General/ others
100

What is Synesthesia?? 

A neurological condition in which information meant to stimulate one of your senses, stimulates more than one sense. 

100

What taste helps identify an energy source in food? 

The sweet taste 
100

What do illusions do??

They mislead us by playing with the way we organize and interpret our sensations.

100

What is sensation ? 

How our sensory receptors and nervous system receive stimulus from the environment?

200

Is this a disease? 

No, it isn't a disease.

200

What taste help signal/identify potential toxic acid?

The sour taste 

200

What is dept perception?

It is a way for us to judge distance by comparing the images from both our eyes.

200

What is perception? 

How our brains organize and interpret that sensory information.

300

What percent of the population have synesthesia? 

2-5% of the people 

300

What affects the perception of taste? 

Expectations and color of the food can affect the perception of taste 

300

Who creates the likelihood principle and what is it ?

It is created by Herman Helmholz and it says that we will perceive the most likely interpretation?
300

What is Webber's law?

" To be perceived as different, 2 stimuli must differ by a constant percentage rather than by a constant amount" 

400

What does the word synesthesia translate to as it has Greek roots? 

It translates to Percieve together. 

400

Who are super tasters or what does that term mean ? 

Supertasters are people that generally perceive the sensation of taste as stronger and so they may have stronger reactions to particular food/spices. 

400

What is Relative size?

We perceive that the one that casts a smaller retinal image is father away because we assume that they the objects are similar in size.

400

When does McGurk effect occur ?

It is when there is a conflict between what you see and hear.

500

Which tests do people with Synesthesia do better on than people who don't have it? 

Memory and intelligence test 

500

Is perception an active process?

Yes

500

What does optical illusion use to mislead us ?

It uses color, light and patterns to mislead us.

500

Long sound waves = what frequency and what pitch and the same thing with short sound waves 

Long sound waves = low frequency and low pitch 

Short sound waves = high frequency and high pitch