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PSYCH 101 Exam 2 Latest Version Already Passed sensation the way that our bodies sense stimuli perception how our brains process the stimuli sensed by our body top-down processing information processing guided by a higher-level mental processes bottom-up processing analysis that begins with the sensory receptors absolute threshold the minimum stimulation necessary for detection 50% of the time difference threshold the minimum difference a person can detect between any two st...

sensation - conversion of energy from the environment into a pattern of response by the nervous system perception - interpretation of sensation stimuli - energies from the world around us that affect us in some way receptors - specialized cells to stimuli into signals for the nervous system pupil - the hole in the eye that is adjusted open or closed for light iris - the colored structure around the pupil vitreous humor - jellylike substance found behind the lens in the posterior cavity of...

sensation - how sensory receptors receive and represent stimulus energies from the environment Perception - how we organize and interpret the sensory information, drawing meaning from the world around us neuron - a cell that conducts electrochemical signals and is the basic unit of the nervous system synesthesia - stimulation of one sense triggers another (feeling colors) Interneurons (association neurons) - neurons that carry messages from motor to sensory nerves myelin sheath - prevents ...

PSYCH 101 Exam #2 with Complete Solutions sensation -Answer-the way that our bodies sense stimuli perception -Answer-how our brains process the stimuli sensed by our body top-down processing -Answer-information processing guided by a higher-level mental processes bottom-up processing -Answer-analysis that begins with the sensory receptors absolute threshold -Answer-the minimum stimulation necessary for detection 50% of the time difference threshold -Answer-the minimum difference a person...

PSYCH 101 Exam #2 with Complete Solutions sensation -Answer-the way that our bodies sense stimuli perception -Answer-how our brains process the stimuli sensed by our body top-down processing -Answer-information processing guided by a higher-level mental processes bottom-up processing -Answer-analysis that begins with the sensory receptors absolute threshold -Answer-the minimum stimulation necessary for detection 50% of the time difference threshold -Answer-the minimum difference a person...

LAST KHAN EVER 2024 GUIDE WITH ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS VERIFIED 100%;(GUARANTEED SUCCESS) A city had an unemployment rate of 7%7%7, percent. The mayor pledged to lower this figure and supported programs to decrease unemployment Ans - H0:p=7% Ha:p<7% A newspaper report claims that 30%30%30, percent of all tea-drinkers prefer green tea to black tea. Leo is the office manager at a company with thousands of employees. Ans - ...equal to 30%30%30, percent. A quality control enginee...

PYSC1001 Chapter 4 Exam Questions With Verified Solutions What is your absolute threshold? - answerthe point at which you detect a stimulus about half of the time Werner was having his hearing tested, and a number of the tones that were presented were so faint he was not able to detect them. What can you say about the faint sounds? - answerThey are below Werner's absolute threshold for sound Giovanni was watching the night sky on a clear evening in November. He noticed that sometimes wh...

EXAM 2 COMPLETE QUESTIONS WITH ANSWER What is the function of color vision? ANSWER = Allows us to quickly and easily segregate a scene, identify which objects go where Trichromatic theory ANSWER = theory of color vision that proposes three types of cones: red, blue, and green Behavioral evidence for trichromatic theory ANSWER = Color matching experiments showed that 3 lights were necessary to create a metamer, therefore there must be 3 different color Physiological evidence for trichr...

As Stacie drives on a main road, she approaches a traffic light that turns from red to green. In a process called transduction, A. the green light is a physical stimulus. B. the light waves are detected by Stacie's eyes. C. Stacie's sensory receptors translate the light into signals for the brain. D. Stacie's brain constructs a representation of the green light, which means "go." correct answers C Jack is camping with a friend in the woods. While stargazing, Jack notices a very faint...

Brain stem Connects the brain and spinal cord includes midbrain (Controls eye movement and processes visual and auditory information), pons (group of nerves connecting different parts of the brain; includes some cranial nerves which are involved in facial movement and transmitting sensory information), and medulla oblongata (control center for heart and lungs regulating breathing, sneezing, and swallowing) Diencephalon Base of brain includes thalamus (relay station for signals coming in...