Sensation and Perception
Across
- 1. The sharpness of vision
- 4. A snail shaped structure that produces nerve/sound impulses from vibrations
- 5. The weakest amount of stimulus that can be sensed
- 7. Takes focused light and image and acts like the film of a camera
- 10. the stimulation of sensory receptors & transmission of sensory information
- 15. Opening in the eye changes shape based on light and emotions
- 16. Adjusts to the distance of an object by changing the thickness
- 17. Process by which becoming more sensitive to weak stimuli, and less sensitive to unchanging stimuli
- 19. The minimum amount of difference that can be distinguished between two stimuli
- 21. Allows color vision
- 22. Visual sensation that occurs after the original stimulus
- 23. Deafness caused by damage to the middle ear
- 24. Neurons in the retina
Down
- 2. Opposite colors
- 3. Deafness caused by damage to the middle ear or auditory nerve
- 6. Sounds of different frequencies are heard (T/F)
- 8. Caused by missing or defective cones
- 9. the psychological processes by which we interpret sensory information
- 11. Area where the optic nerve leaves the eye
- 12. Distinguishing sensory stimuli that takes into account the setting
- 13. Important of photoreceptors
- 14. Bundle of neurons carrying sound from the cochlea to the brain
- 18. Transmits neural impulses from the eye to the brain
- 20. Allows us to see in black and white and is sensitive to only light