Sensory Perception Quiz

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Stimulation of sensory receptors and transmission to CNS

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Sensation

Front

Visual sensation after stimulus removal

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Afterimage

Front

Tendency to perceive a complete figure

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Closure

Front

Psychological process interpreting sensory stimulation

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Perception

Front

Distinguishing between two shades of red

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Difference threshold

Front

Laws of sensory perception illustrated

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Closure

Front

Light enters the eye through:

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Pupil

Front

Rubbing a sore area reduces pain because:

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- Numbs sensory neurons - Increases prostaglandins - Nervous system overload - All of the above

Front

Snellen Chart measures:

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Visual acuity

Front

Part of the eye for color perception

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Cones