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Final Jeopardy
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When your body detects a stimulus 50 of the time.
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Absolute Threshold
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When a stimulus is registered by your brain but
you dont notice it.
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200 Subliminal
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You barely notice the air conditioner after
awhile. This phenomenon is called
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Sensory adaptation
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To our eye, wavelength determines This about how
we sense images
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Wavelength hue color
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Where the optic nerve hits our Retina is where
this spot is.
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500Blind Spot
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This structure of the eye controls the size of
the pupil.
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100 Iris
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This theory of vision explains color blindness
since one or more rods dont function.
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200 Trichromatic Theory
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Afterimages are explained by this theory of color
vision
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300 Opponent Process Theory
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This feature analysis assumes we progress
from the whole picture then to the component
parts. (forest to the trees)
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Top down processing
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This structure of the ear transduces
sound vibrations into nerve impulses.
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Cochlea
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This part of a sound wave indicates the volume,
or how loud it is.
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Amplitude
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We often perceive a series of dots on a printed
form as a solid line because of this Gestalt
principle.
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The whole is greater than the sum of its
parts What is the German word for this phrase?
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Gestalt
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The lights around the movie marquee flashed on.
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Phi Phenomenon
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Its difficult to see a camouflaged animal
because we cannot easily distinguish between
these two things.
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We tend to perceive those who dress the same as
being together. Which Gestalt principle?
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Grouping
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The tendency for 2 parallel lines to appear to
come closer together in the distance.
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Linear perspective
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This concept allows us to judge distance when one
object covers another..
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interposition
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This concept allows us to judge distance Because
closer stuff is coarser or more detailed.
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400 Texture Gradient
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The fact that the corner of a building thrust
toward the viewer looks shorter Than the inside
corner thrust away From the viewer is described
by this illusion.
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According to this theory, the ability to perceive
Pitch is determinant on the vibration of a
certain LOCATION in the basilar membrane
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100 Place theory
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These are the 4 basic Tastes.
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Why food tends to taste bland When you have a
stuffy nose
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Sensory interaction
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This bulb deals with your sense of smell.
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Olfactory bulb
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If you have vertigo, you feel like the room is
spinning. What part of your ear causes this.
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Semi-circular canals
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Final Jeopardy
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Final Jeopardy Answer
Who is Tolstoy? (The book is Kingdom of God)