Psychology Review
sensation, hearing, and vision
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Topics of this game:
- psychological process by which we interpret sensory stimulation
- the weakest amount of a stimulus you can sense
- the minimum amount of difference that can be detected between two stimuli
- made from electromagnetic energy and is described in wavelengths
- where the optic nerve meets the back of the eye; does not have rods or cones so nothing can be seen
- allow us to see in black and white; sensitive to light brightness
- provide color to our vision
- sharpness of vision; someone’s ability to see visual details
- when complementary pigments are mixed they can form other colors
- the visual impression that remains after the original image is removed
- thin membrane that vibrates when sound waves strike it
- bony tube that contains fluids as well as neurons that move in response to the vibrations of the liquids
- part of the brain that transmits sounds to the cerebral cortex
- amplifies sounds; therefore damage to it prevents people from hearing sounds that are not loud enough
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