Eye
layer of cells at back of the eye on which an image is focused.
What is retina
While playing tennis you need to know where your limbs are located so you can move them into the right positions to run or swing your racket. Which of the following senses provides this information?
What is the kinesthetic sense
The outer ear or pinna works to do this function.
What is a funnel
Your semicircular canals attached the cochlea are filled with what
What is fluid and crystals.
cells that work best in bright light, enable you to see color
What is cones
This condition is when a person has an inability to see combinations of red, greens, and blues.
What is color blindness.
The three small bones in your ear which pass on the vibration of sound waves.
What is the ossicles. (hammer, anvil, stirrup)
The type of color theory states that colors are linked together when activated in our cones. Ex. flag demo in class.
What is opponent process theory.
Condenses sound waves and sends them to the ear drum.
What is the auditory canal
The system of your body which is responsible for balance and coordination.
What is the vestibular system
This principles centers around being able to subconsciously detects visual information such as color, movement, and shape while looking at an image.
What is parallel processing
detect the lightest movement of the head in any direction
What is semicircular canal
Type of hearing loss caused from suffering an injury to your inner ear.
What is conductive hearing loss
Central focal point in the retina with the greatest visual acuity
What is the fovea
This color theory centers around the idea of people being able to see all color based on a combination of reds, greens, and blue. (three colors)
What is the trichromatic color theory
This part of the perception is responsible for seeing lines, angles, and facial recognition.
What are feature detectors
This device will help someone who has suffered sensorineural hearing loss
What is a cochlear implant.