ITP: CH4 (2)

bone connected to eardrum fail to transmit soundwaves

damage to the cochlea, hair cells, or auditory nerves

(blank) synchrony of sound waves

 (blank) respond to each vibration with an action potential

(blank) hair cells and nerve fibers of the cochlea are divided into different regions that detect specific sound frequencies

• • - Frequency principle
    - Volley principle
    - Place principle

• • - Volley principle
    - Place principle

  • - Frequency principle

• • - Place principle

  • - Frequency principle

  • - Volley principle

Gate Theory- pain messages must pass thru a gate, in the spinal cord that can block the message

stimulates receptors that respond to painful heat

condition in which a stimulus of one type, such as sound also elicits another experience

intensity at which a given individual detects a stimulus 50 percent of the time

tendencies to make hits, correct rejections, misses, and false alarms

stimulus can influence behavior even when it is presented faintly that the observer has no conscious perception

respond to presence of simple features