Chapter 4 Crossword

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Across
  1. 3. taste and smell need this type of stimulus
  2. 4. method of distinguishing sensory stimuli
  3. 6. the weakest amount of a stimulus that can be detected
  4. 9. how high or low a sound is measured
  5. 11. located in the retina; captures wavelengths and sends them to the optic nerve
  6. 13. a thin membrane on the outer ear that vibrates to receive sound waves
  7. 15. Vision and hearing both require what kind of stimulus
  8. 16. This could happen when there is damage to the cones
  9. 17. parts of eye that is sensitive only to brightness of light
  10. 19. This acts as the projector of the eye
  11. 20. a person's sense of balance which is inside the inner ear
  12. 21. a complementary color is created if you stare at a color too long
  13. 22. psychological process of how we interpret information
  14. 24. anything that causes a reaction
  15. 25. sense informs people about position and motion
  16. 26. stimulation of sensory receptors and the transmission of sensory information
  17. 27. must be present in order to have vision
Down
  1. 1. a bony tube that transmits information to the nerve responsible for hearing
  2. 2. theory of the minimum amount of difference that can be detected between 2 stimuli
  3. 5. determined by height, or amplitude, of sound waves
  4. 7. we become less sensitive to unchanging stimuli
  5. 8. part of the eye where the optic nerve leaves the eye
  6. 10. damage to the middle ear could lead to this type of deafness
  7. 12. opening in the eye that allows light to enter
  8. 14. damage to the inner ear could lead to this type of deafness
  9. 18. parts of eye that perceives color
  10. 23. adjusts to the distance of objects by changing its thickness
  11. 26. This is the smallest bone in the human body