Visual & Auditory Sensation
The normal visual acuity of a human adult according to Snellen's Eye Chart.
20/20
Kinesthetic receptors found throughout the body
Somatosensors
Visual cortex
The ability to determine a sound's direction and distance.
Sound localization
Recognizing an object by touch.
Manipulation
The age at which the absolute threshold of hearing becomes similar to a normal adult's.
6 months of age
The vestibular apparatus plays a major role in this:
Balance
The ability to see the world in 3D.
Space perception
"Tuning" out excess noise.
Auditory figure and ground
Being left handed.
Lateral dominance
The structure that houses hair cells serving as auditory receptors.
Cochlea
The age at which muscle spindles are mature.
3 years
The three properties of the ability to visually perceive motion.
Listening to music is a type of this perception.
Pattern perception
Dimensions include awareness of self and spatial orientation, among others.
Body awareness
A decrease in the ability to see nearby objects clearly.
Presbyopia
The location of the vestibular apparatus
Inner ear
Camouflage hinders the ability to perceive this:
Object perception
Far vs. par vs. bar
Differential sounds
"Someone just touched my elbow!"
Tactile localization