PSYCHOLOGY SENSATION and PERCEPTION

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PSYCHOLOGY SENSATION and PERCEPTION Chapter 4 SENSATION and PERCEPTION

Pain withdrawal reflex

SENSATION and PERCEPTION TRANSDUCTION JUST NOTICEABLE DIFFERENCE ABSOLUTE THRESHOLD PERCEPTION INTERPRETATION

Anatomy of the eye

VISION RETINA RODS and CONES VISUAL CORTEX OCCIPITAL LOBE

Visual pathway eye to brain

Ambiguous image (optical illusion)

AUDITION (hearing) HAIR CELLS

Anatomy of the ear

GATE CONTROL THEORY SENSORY INPUT CAN BE GATED STOPPED AT THE SPINAL CORD OR BY INTERNEURONS (bottom up) or THE BRAIN (top down)

TASTE and SMELL TASTE SMELL FLAVOR TASTE BUDS UMAMI OLFACTORY BULB both taste and smell are involved

Anatomy of smell

Taste buds

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