SnP

Which of the following is NOT one of the four primary sensory experiences that make up taste?  

• Sweet
• Sour
• Bitter
• Warmth

A principle that states, for any change in a stimulus to be detected, a constant proportion of that stimulus must be added or subtracted.  

• Gate-Control Theory
• Weber's Law
• Difference Threshold
• Multiple constant 

Smell is transmitted to the brain via the.....

• Optic Nerve
• Olfactory Nerve
• Auditory (chochlear nerve)
• Sensory Nerve

This theory states that we can lessen some pains by shifting our attention away from pain impulses.  

• Pain perception method
• Gate-Control Theory
• Acute sensation deprivation
• Theory of relativity

The organization of sensory information into meaningful experiences.  

• Senstation
• Perception
• Gestalt Awareness
• Sensory organization

The weakest amount of a stimulus that a person can detect half of the time.  

• Differnce threshold
• Absolute threshold
• Gate threshold
• Subliminal message

This system controls the balance of the body.  

• Vestibular System
• Kinesthetic System
• Vision system
• Internal system

Alice is eating a piece of fruit. After a while, she notices that the fruit tastes less sweet and tangy than it did when she first bit into it. Alice is experiencing ____.

• habituation
• accommodation
• sensory adaptation
• subliminal perception

Which of the following would be the most effective treatment for someone suffering from nerve hearing impairment?

• a standard hearing aid
• a cochlear implant
• nothing can be done

Where are the olfactory receptor cells located?

• around the nostrils
• in the auditory cortex
• on the roof of the mouth
• at the tops of the nasal passages