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Eyes
Ears
Sensation
Terms
Terms
100
What does the Iris do?
What is controls pupil (Colored Muscle)
100
What's the outer part of the ear called?
What is the pinna
100
Define: Sensation
What is The process by which sensory organs in the eyes, ears, nose, mouth, skin and other tissues receive and detect processing
100
Define: Bottom up processing
What is analysis that begins with the sensory receptors and works up to the brains integration of sensory information
100
Define: receptor cells
What is transduce sensory input from the environment
200
What part of the eye controls color?
What is Cones
200
Where are the receptor cells found in the ear?
What is Cochlea
200
I was sitting in class when all the sudden I felt a bee's wing on my cheek, what concept is that demonstrating?
What is Absolute Threshold
200
What are the three Gestalt Principles?
What is Law of Proximity, Law of Similarity, Closure
200
Define: Perception
What is the organization and interpretation of sensory stimuli by the brain
300
What part of the eye is best in dim lighting?
What is Rods
300
What three things make up the ossicles?
What is hammer, anvil, stirrup
300
Give an example of a Just Noticeable Difference
What is (ASK TESSA FOR APPROVAL)
300
Define: Encoding, Storage and Retrieval
What is data entry, save button, open button
300
Define: Psychophysics
What is study of the relationship between the physical characteristics of stimuli and our psychological experience of them
400
What part of the eye goes bad with aging?
What is Lens
400
What is the function of the pinna?
What is to funnel sound waves?
400
Define: Weber's Law
What is JNDs are proportional to the size of the original stimulus
400
Give three examples of all three monocular depth cues. HINT: linear perspective, interposition, texture gradient
What is ask group and check notes! (Examples: Rail road drawing, placing an object in front of another to show depth, more texture up close)
400
Define: Cornea, pupil, and lens
What is Covering of the eye, controls amount of light let in, elastic structure behind pupil (Thinner for distant, thicker for things up close )
500
What are the receptor cells of the eye, and where are they located?
What is Rods and Cones located in the Retina
500
What order does sound travel into the ear?
What is Pinna, Auditory Canal, Tympanic Membrane, Ossicles, Chochlea, Auditory Nerve
500
Define Transduction, and verbally explain how it happens in the ear.
What is Conversion of environmental input into Action Potentials (ask tessa for second part)
500
Define: Explicit and Implicit memory and give an example of each
What is: Involves conscious effort, what is automatic Ask group if examples are good!
500
Define: Top Down Processing
What is information processing guided by higher-level mental processes, as when we construct perceptions drawing on our experiences and expectations.