Sensory Systems assignments
Across
- 6. the theoey that we have three different types of photoreceptors, each most sensitive to a different range of wavelengths
- 7. essentially a hole in the eye
- 8. this is the theory that sound waves of different frequencies make the whole membrane vibrate at different rates
- 10. (one ear) this helps us distinguish if sounds are closer or farther away
- 15. When there is damage to your nerves or cochlea
- 18. The process of bringing information from the outside world into the body
- 20. it is located in the optic nerve and has no rods or cones.
- 23. when there is blockage or damage to the physical parts of the ear
- 24. This acts as a funnel to direct sound waves to the inner ear
Down
- 1. The theory that we hear different pitches because different sounds waves trigger different activity.
- 2. the theory that we have to types of color opponent cells.
- 3. a tone's highness or lowness
- 4. The back inner part of your eye that processes visual information
- 5. transduction of sounds happens here
- 9. This detects black, white and gray colors and allows us to see in dark areas.
- 11. Transduction of light occurs here
- 12. when energy stimulus is converted into electrical signals that the brain can understand.
- 13. This is the colored part of your eye and it fluctuates size to change how much light is funneled into the pupil
- 14. The visual stimulus
- 16. this is where all the axons from the ganglion cells bind together in the retinaP
- 17. this changes shape to help focus images on the retina
- 19. the perception of sound in one or both ears without an external source (usually a ringing sound)
- 21. these allow us to see in fine detail and in color
- 22. (two ears) this helps us figure out which side the sound came from
- 23. the protective outer layer that covers the pupil and iris