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EDA 102 final (Sensation and perception)
EDA 102 final (Sensation and perception)
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The 3 types of tasters are Non tasters, medium, and super
False
True
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The path emotional stimuli follows is: Emotional stimuli-thalamus-cortex-amygdala-emotional response
False
True
3
The 3 types of colourblindness are
bichromats, micromats, dichromats
trichromats, monochromats, dichromats
trichromats, micromats, dichromats
4
What is the range (spectrum) that the human eye can perceive
all of the above
white-black
infrared-ultraviolet
red-violet
5
The colour of an object is referred to as
brightness
saturation
hue
6
what drives attention
external force
emotion
meaing
novelty
7
What was the example used in the Ted talk about the sense scale
piece of pizza
sunflower clock
scented oils with Magnifying glass
alarm clock
8
Semicircular canals do no not play an important role in balance
False
True
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How many categories of taste is there
3
5
4
6
10
How many times a night do we enter REM sleep
9/10
5/6
4/5
2/3
11
What are the 3 major parts of the ear
prozac, ear sack, ear drum
Lobe, canal, eardrum
Outer, middle, inner
12
Hungry? Eat Popcorn is an example of what
an automatic response
a subliminal message
perception
sensation
13
Colour blindness is the inability to perceive different hues
False
True
14
If smell doesn't go to the Thalamus it goes to where
the hind brain
the olfactory cortex
the mid brain
the parietal lobes
15
An optical illusion is...
perception of a physical stimulus that differs reality
creates shortcuts
what the eyes see vs what the brain understands
magic
16
The eyes contain what % of the body's sense receptors
70%
50%
80%
30%
17
What contains live cells, supply of nerve endings, blood, hair cells, oil producing glands
Hypodermis
Dermis
Epidermis
18
Sensory processing cycle is: Sensory Input, Processing, and Storage
True
False
19
What three cones (photoreceptors) allow us to see all the colour spectrum
white, black, red
pink, red, purple
blue, green, red
yellow, green, orange
20
Encoding is the ability to process information with little to no effort
False
True
21
After the sense of smell is sent to the Olfactory bulb, it is sent where
the hippocampus
medulla
frontal lobe
Pons
22
Hyposensitive is overly sensitive to sensory stimulation
False
True
23
IPT stands for
Intermittent Processing Theory
Information Processing Theory
Information Program Theory
24
what is the threshold for hearing damage at an 8hr day
100 decibels
none of the above
90 decibels
85 decibels
25
Sensory memory is...
is the ACT of holding information in working memory
the way the brain interprets and organizes information
26
sound waves enter the cochlea and stimulate hair cells which create neuro-signals for the brain
outer ear
middle ear
inner ear
27
People with autism are more commonly hyposensitive
True
False
28
Visceral pain is skin level
True
False
29
The steps to IPT are
Input, Process, Output
Encoding, Storage, Retrieval
Retrieval, Encoding, Storage
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Sensation is the process of an organism selecting, interpreting sensory input and acquiring a meaning
False
True
31
Super tasters are picky by nurture
True
False
32
vibrations are converted into smaller force with 3 tiny bones (hammer, anvil, stirrup) Neighhhhhhh
middle ear
inner ear
outer ear
33
The sensory memory holds information for how long
a fraction of a second
1 day
5 minutes
limitless
34
What sensation comes closest to experiencing all 5 senses
listening to music
sleeping
eating
sex
35
Monochromats can see all 3 primary colours
True
False
36
negative after image is when the receptor for blue+black become fatigued and respond with red+white receptors
True
False
37
What type of brain wave is produced while learning
Alpha
Beta
delta
38
Visual memory is know as...
haptic
echoic
spastic
iconic
39
The 3 layers of our skin are the Epidermis, Dermis, and Hypodermis
False
True
40
first part of sight process is: retinas impulses converge on optic nerve, send to brain for processing of image+ meaning
True
False
41
Smell si connected to the hippocampus because
people with dementia can no longer smell
it brings back memories
theory of localization
42
What regenerates every 28 days, resilient to scratches and is the outer layer
Dermis
Hypodermis
Epidermis
43
Bottom up process is when we experience sensations, once selected we perceive the sensory experience.
True
False
44
Meaning helps us build what kind of networks
weak/ strong
beginner/ intermediate
expert/ novice
easy/ hard
45
What % of sensory information is discarded
50%
99%
85%
none
46
Dichromats can distinguish only two or three basic colours, and have trouble distinguishing red, green, blue, yellow
True
False
47
Sensation is when organ receptor cells are stimulated then relay information
True
False
48
All of our sensory memory goes to what part of the brain? (except smell)
hypothalamus
Thalamus
hind brain
cerebral cortex
49
How many women are colourblind
1-50
1-500
1-100
1-200
50
Perception to attention: RAS stands for
Reticular Attention System
Reticular Activating System
Recoding Activating System
51
how many men are colourblind
1-12
1-15
1-5
1-25
52
sound waves enter the ear and the ear drum vibrates
outer ear
middle ear
inner ear
53
Change blindness is when theres an inability to detect unexpected objects
False
True
54
Proprioceptive sense is the bodies awareness of balance and movement
True
False
55
Sound has two components, what are they?
Beta, Frequency
Frequency, Amplitude
Auditory, Alpha
56
Finish the sentence "_________? Eat Popcorn"
Bored
Thirsty
Hungry
57
What is the deepest layer, is thick, and acts as a insulating cushion
hypodermis
dermis
epidermis
58
If something is meaningful, we are more likely to pay attention to it
False
True
59
Frequency is volume (decibels)
False
True
