Perceptual experience
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ROY G. BIV
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100

Term for the intensity at which a sound becomes audible for a given individual.

Absolute threshold

100

Clear, transparent coating of the eye

cornea

100

The wavelength of the light to reach your eyes determines what

hue

100

Which country has the highest consumption of chocolate per capita?

switzerland

200

If one is asked to listen to a series of tones presented in pairs & then asked if the tones are the same pitch or not, the researcher is checking for the individual's ________. 

difference threshold 

200

structural sequence of the path of light entering the eye

Cornea, pupil, lens, retina

200

A person whose eyes only respond to light and dark is referred to as a what?

monochromat

200

What is the most common street name according to the census?

Second street

300

Term for the ability to choose specific stimuli to learn about while filtering out or ignoring other stimuli.

Selective attention

300

Change in the curvature of the lens that allows focus

Accommodation 
300

Also known as Helmholtz's color theory

trichromatic theory

300

Which teletubby has a triangle on their head?

Tink Winky
400

Term for the level by which messages can supposedly be sent to consumers w/ out their being aware of receiving the messages

subliminal perception

400

Place in the eye where transduction occurs

retina

400

If one stares at a red figure for one minute and then shifts to plain white paper, what color will one see?

Green

400

Which state leads the U.S. in milk production?

California

500

What theory refers to the phenomenon that when one is expecting a certain stimuli they would not normally perceive in a situation they can perceive that stimuli when motivated to do so.

Signal Detection Theory

500

When stuck by light, rods and cones generate neural signals that activate what retinal bilayer?

bipolar cells

500

Proper name for color blind and most common form of colorblindness

Dichromat; red-green

500

What was the official language in England for over 600 years?

french