Exam 2

4. in the primary auditory cortex, certain cells respond to certain tones.
5. auditory receptor cells.
6. respond best to moving stimuli.
9. genes code for the proteins PER and TIM.
10. wants to stay up, wide awake, productive, not tired next day.
11. includes the pinna a structure of flesh and cartilage attached to the side of the head.
12. has no visual receptors.
14. detects the direction of tilt and amount of acceleration of the head.
16. perception of the intensity of a sound wave.
17. is not one sense but many including touch, pressure, cold/weather, pain, tickle.
20. prepares a species for annual seasonal changes.
22. control sleep and wakefulness.
23. what pathway.
24. a distinctive pattern of high amplitude electrical potentials associated with REM sleep.
25. complete muscle relaxation, high brain activity and eye movement.
27. theory where we perceive color in terms of paired opposites.
30. of the tongue are taste receptors.

1. inadequate sleep characterized by how one feels in the morning.
2. focused by the lens.
3. receptor cells of the eye.
4. located inside taste buds which are located in papillae.
7. intensity of a sound wave.
8. three small bones attached to the tympanic membrane.
13. combines EEG waves with eye movement records.
15. a band of tissue that gives eyes their color where light enters the eye.
18. where pathway.
19. rear surface of the eye which is lined with visual receptors.
21. structures that house the taste receptors.
26. small but found throughout the retina.
28. small receptive fields, respond best to visual details and color.
29. theory that uses three types of cones and each respond to certain wavelengths.
31. the perception of the frequency of a sound wave.