Biological Approach

3. These work in dim light. See in black, white, and grey. Concentrated in the periphery of the retina.
4. Is the process by which we give meaning to sensory information.
6. This is a thin, light-sensitive layer of tissue at the back of the eye. This is where transduction happens and light energy is converted into electrical neural signals.
7. The coloured part of your eye
9. This carries the signal towards the brain from the eye
10. The function is to receive and process incoming sensory information.
11. This approach focuses on the physical processes involved, including the sense organs, nervous system, brain, and evolution.
12. The process by which our sensory receptors and sense organs detect and respond to sensory information that stimulates them.

1. Mr McDonald's favourite colour
2. The conversion of the detected energy into neural impulses
3. The specific area of space, or particular portion of the environment, to which a sensory receptor is capable of responding.
5. These need brighter light. Responsible for colour vision and fine detail.
8. neural impulses are then conveyed to the brain through the process of ______