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Behaviors - answer✔Built through information obtained from the outside world

senses - answer✔only sources of information about the world and our own body

enriched - answer✔what happens to an experience when different types of sensory inputs are
combined

cooperation of all senses - answer✔needed to build up a behavior

elaborating, recombining and abstracting - answer✔ways of supplementing sensory information

sensation - answer✔any experience dependent upon the stimulation of one or another of the senses to
bridge others

sensation - answer✔information about the world is registered by the senses and transmitted to the
brain

sensation - answer✔includes a physical and physiological stage

sensation - answer✔the process by which our sensory receptors and nervous system receive and
represent stimulus energies from our environment

sensation - answer✔how sensory organs detect and respond to stimuli from environment

perception - answer✔sensations are organized into a meaningful pattern and concept

perception - answer✔interpretation of sensation

perception - answer✔the process of organizing and interpreting sensory information, enabling us to
recognize meaningful objects and events

perception - answer✔consists of psychological stage

perception - answer✔arousal to consciousness of sensation

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perception - answer✔how our brain interprets and assesses the information from the environment
around us

reception - answer✔sensory organs receive stimuli and are first to receive information

transduction - answer✔sensory organs convert stimuli into electrical signal or neural impulses

transmission - answer✔neural impulses are sent to the brain via sensory pathways

processing - answer✔brain processes signals which leads to initial detection of sensory information

selection - answer✔brain sorts important sensory information and ignores irrelevant stimuli

selection - answer✔critical as we are bombarded with sensory input

organization - answer✔brain organizes selected information into meaningful patterns

proximity - answer✔grouping of objects close together

similarity - answer✔grouping objects that are alike

continuity - answer✔receiving a continuous line or pattern

closure - answer✔filling in gaps to perceive a complete object

interpretation - answer✔brain assigns meaning to the organized sensory input

interpretation - answer✔influenced by prior knowledge, expectations, emotions and cultural context

parietal lobe - answer✔processes sensory information like touch, temperature and pain

parietal lobe and temporal lobe - answer✔processes taste

occipital lobe - answer✔processes visual information

occipital lobe - answer✔responsible for interpreting input from the eyes

temporal lobe - answer✔involves processing auditory information

temporal lobe - answer✔also processes smell

thalamus - answer✔the brain's sensory control center, located on top of the brainstem

thalamus - answer✔directs messages to the sensory receiving areas in the cortex and transmits replies
to the cerebellum and medulla

thalamus - answer✔brain's sensory relay station that directs sensory information to appropriate cortical
areas

cerebral cortex - answer✔contains the four lobes

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cerebral cortex - answer✔contains the centers for sensation

bottom-up processing - answer✔perception based on the physical features of the stimulus

bottom-up processing - answer✔perception is driven by sensory inputs and begins with stimulus
detection

top-down processing - answer✔information processing guided by higher-level mental processes

top-down processing - answer✔perception driven by prior knowledge, expectations or experiences

psychophysics - answer✔study f the effects of physical stimuli on sensory perception and mental states

gustav fechner - answer✔first to study the relationship between strength of a stimulus and person's
ability to detect stimulus

absolute threshold - answer✔the intensity of a stimulus that allows an organism to just barely detect it

terminal threshold - answer✔maximum physical energy which can still be detected by a sense

terminal threshold - answer✔point where sensory stimulus is so strong that the sensory receptors no
longer detect the stimulus

terminal threshold - answer✔sensation is no longer recognized if it goes beyond this

differential threshold / just noticeable difference (JND) - answer✔the minimal change in a stimulus that
can just barely be detected

sensory adaptation or neural adaptation - answer✔reduction in sensitivity to stimulation as the
stimulation persists through time

sensory adaptation or neural adaptation - answer✔phenomenon in which the responsiveness of a
receptor changes with prolonged stimulation

sensory adaptation or neural adaptation - answer✔can be positive or negative and does not necessarily
lead to completely ignoring a stimulus

sensory adaptation or neural adaptation - answer✔increased sensitivity with lack of stimulation

physiological stage of sensation - answer✔begins with the action of the stimulus being taken in through
the body's sensory receptors

cerebral cortex - answer✔where neural impulses enter and where they are interpreted and organized in
the process of perception

modality of a sensation - answer✔categories of a sensation making ; type of a sensation

quality of a sensation - answer✔different experiences within the same modality

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