sight
vocab
hearing
perception
the senses
100

what are monocular cues?

these are what allow us to see depth in things through one eye

100

a thing that is wrongly perceived or interpreted by the senses is called?

An illusion. 

100
what is frequency?

the number of waves that pass a specific point in a specific amount of time 

100

what is perception

the organization of sensory input, the ability to process what we see, hear, taste, etc. 
100

what are the major senses

Hearing, taste, smell, touch, vestibular, and kinesthesis. 

200

what are binocular cues?

visual information taken by both eyes that enable depth perception.

200

what is the name of the ability to sense, process, and interpret sound?

Audition 

200

which two senses is the ear important for?

hearing and balance.

200

what do you call the ability to recognize distances and 3 dimensionality?

Depth Perception 

200

which senses do we know the most about. 

hearing and vision. 

300

what part of the eye do we use to see color?

Cone cells. 

300

the ability to focus on a single object or sound while ignoring other stimuli is called what?

selective attention. 

300

this type of hearing loss occurs because of damage to the inner ear

Sensorineural hearing loss

300

when a person can supposedly interpret information provided not by the senses but through the mind is called what?

Extrasensory perception (ESP) 

300

what are the chemical senses?

taste and smell.

400

this eye disease is caused by above average pressure in the eyes causing damage to the optic nerve. 

glaucoma. 

400

what is the awareness of your body position in space called?

Kinesthesis

400

this type of hearing loss occurs when sound is unable to pass through the outer and middle ear. 

conduction deafness. 

400

what effect explains the delayed reaction between congruent and incongruent stimuli called.

The Stroop Effect. 


400

the smallest difference of two stimuli that is detectable half of the time is what?

The difference threshold. 

500

A cloudy area in the lense of the eye is called what?

cataracts 

500

which depth perception cue explains why things that are closer to us seem to be moving faster than those farther away?

Motion Parallax

500

this organ is located in the inner ear and is responsible for balance

The vestibular organ
500

what is the sensory perception of bodily feelings such as pain, touch, and position of the limbs called?

Somesthesis

500

The weakest amount of stimulus a person can detect half the time is called what?

The absolute threshold.