No Reception
These cells in the retina detect light and send signals to the brain.
What are photoreceptors?
The ability to store, retain, and retrieve information.
What is memory
The cause that triggers a reaction.
The Stimulus
The maintenance of a stable internal environment.
What is Homeostasis
Messages travel through the nervous system using these specialized cells.
What are neurons
This receptor detects chemicals such as smells and tastes.
What are Chemo Receptors
The feeling that you have been somewhere before when maybe you have/havent is called
Deja Vu
The reaction to the stimulus
Response
When presented a stimulus, this is the immediate reaction when presented with it
A response
A baby's grasping reflex is an example of this type of behavior.
What is innate behavior
This receptor detects pressure, touch, and vibrations.
What are Mechanoreceptors
Olfactory Senses help you remember....
Smell
After detecting a scent, nerves send signals to this organ for interpretation.
The brain
Failure to adapt to environmental changes may negatively affect this.
Death/Illness
A rat smells rotten fruit, takes a bite, and runs away because these receptors were activated
Chemoreceptors
This receptor detects changes in temperature.
What are ThermoReceptors
The ability to do something after you were taught it is called.....
An observable action or reaction to a stimulus.
What is a behavior
This sort of feedback is when the body wants to continue doing something
Positive Feedback
This sort of feedback occurs when the body wants to reverse something it does not like happening
Negative Feedback
This part of the eye controls how much light enters.
What is the Iris
A student accidentally touches a hot stove and quickly pulls their hand away. The next day, when they feel heat coming from the stove, they choose not to touch it. Which receptor was used and what helped them not touch the stove
Thermoreceptors and memory
Detecting a hawk, interpreting danger, and running away is an example of this process
Information Processing
Unstable internal conditions
What are the four types of receptors
Mechanoreceptors, Chemoreceptors, Photoreceptors, Thermoreceptors