________ is the process where light waves reach your eyes or sound waves reach your ears.

T/F. "Signal" in signal reception or transduction processes refer to a physical stimulus such as an object in the environment.

T/F. A "stimulus" is any object, event, person, or just anything that is received by the senses and creates a reaction.

Since the brain cannot directly organize chemicals coming in to your nose and tongue, these are translated into neural impulse. This process is called:

Since light waves and sound waves cannot be interpreted directly by the brain, these are converted into neural impulse called _______.

While looking at this letter "W", your brain recognizes this as four black lines that are joined at the bottom and on the top. This process of combining the raw materials is called:

In the image above, your brain combines the random black spots and recognizes the image of a dog. This process is called:

In the image above, your brain identifies these black a collection of black shapes. What is this process of combining raw materials but without assigning meaning to them yet?

When light strikes the retina, the specialized cells are activated converting the light waves into a neural impulse. This process is called:

In broad terms, the areas in the brain where signal organization occurs are often described as _____.

In broad terms, the areas of the brain associated with creating meaning and interpreting raw sensations are identified as:

_______ is the process of physical stimulus entering the sensory organ.

_____ is the process of combining neural signal into an interpretable message.

_____ is the process of transforming physical stimulus into a neural signal.

_____ is the process of assigning meaning to the organized signal based on memory and modules.

_____ is the minimum amount of sensory stimulation that can be detected 50% of the time.

You are able to taste a teaspoon of sugar dissolved in 2 gallons. Any more water or any less sugar would not register in your sense of taste. This is an example of:

_____ observed that the JND for all the senses depends on a proportion or percentage of change rather than a fixed amount of change.

The image above shows the transformation of McDonalds logo. The smallest amount of change in the logo detectable by human perception is referred to as:

_____ refers to the decreased responsiveness to a stimuli due to constant stimulation.

You do not always feel your wristwatch or bracelet all the time because your body is used to the feeling of something in your wrist and tends to put it below awareness. This is called:

Which of the following are chemical senses? Check all that apply.

Which of the following are physical/ energy senses? Check all that apply.

In the image above, letter E is the part of the eye that opens up or closes down the pupil is called:

In the image above, letter C is the part of the back of the eye where the photoreceptors are located. This is called:

In the image above, letter B is a part of the back of the eye where vision is the sharpest and most sensitive to detail. This is called:

T/F. The blind spot is blind because there are no photoreceptor cells in it because it is where the blood vessels and the optic nerve enter the eyes.

T/F. We do not notice the blind spot in our every day vision because the eye moves constantly around filling in the blanks in our vision.

_____ are sensitive to light (brightness) while ____ are sensitive to color.

The organ for transduction in our visual sensory system is the:

T/F. Information from the left visual field go the the left side of the brain while information from the right visual field go to the right side of the brain.

Which lobe of the brain is associated with the function of visual sensation and perception?

______ is the part of the brain that is associated with the function of combining visual sensory information recognizable images.

_____ is the part of the brain that is associated with the function of interpreting visual information into meaningful images.