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Color hue transduction occurs here.

Cones

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The ability to determine that a car has not shrunk but merely moved further away or a door viewed at a sharp angle has retained its rectangular shape.

Visual perceptual constancy

100

Damage to the cerebellum will most likely impact this sensation the most.

Kinesthetic sense
100

The theories of frequency and place explain this perception.

Pitch Perception

100

If you place a lemon and a lime in water, one will sink and one will float. 

Lemon floats

Lime sinks

200
The retinal cells we rely on for peripheral vision and seeing in the dark.

Rods

200

Billy walks into class and smells a bad smell. After spending time in the room, the smell seems to dissipate in strength. This is due to 

Sensory Adaptation

200

A stimulus that falls below the threshold for conscious detection.

Subliminal Stimulus

200

Balance is controlled by this inner ear organ.

Semicircular canals

200

The French coast along the Mediterranean Sea. 

French Riviera

300
Seeing a negative afterimage after staring at saturated colors is proof of this theory.

Opponent-Processing Theory of color vision

300

The ability to tune all of noise of a crowded room out in order to hold a conversation with one person.

Selective Attention

300

A monocular cue using converging lines to distinguish depth.

Linear perspective

300

Gustatory receptors receive all sensations of taste except this

Spice

300

This discontinued meal at McDonalds is still available in Indonesia, The Philippines, and one location in Orlando, Florida.

Spagetti

"McSpagetti"

400

Staring at a blue spot for one minute and then shifting to a white paper will create this afterimage. 

Yellow spot

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The perception skill to see a complete image where there are existing blank spaces.

Closure

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The concept that explains why Mark notices that one shade of blue is brighter than the other while Ted doesn't notice that difference. 

Difference Threshold

400

Allows you to know exactly where your body parts are at any given time.

Kinesthesia

400

While fictional, this creature is Scotland's national animal, symbolizing purity and power.

Unicorn

500

The part of the retina where the optic nerve is located

Blind Spot

500

The Visual cliff is used to test this perception

Depth
500
Dizziness is connected to this sense.

Vestibular Sense

500

Transduction of sound occurs here.

Cochlea

500

NBA player playing 13 seasons for the Bulls and two season for the Wizards, the height of his career in the 90s.


Michael Jordan