Across
- 2. - organization and interpretation of sensory information
- 5. the minimum amount of stimulus that need to be detected
- 6. the brains ability to fill in gaps in sensory information
- 10. a decrease in response to repeated exposure to stimulus
- 11. - the conversion of sound waves into neural impulses
- 12. - part of eye that controls the light entering
- 13. -the theory explaining how we detect stimuli under uncertain conditions
- 14. - memory type of memory that briefly holds sensory impressions
- 15. the sensory perceptors in the retina responsible for color vision
Down
- 1. the ability to perceive depth using both eyes
- 3. - the failure to notice a fully visible stimulus due to focus on something else
- 4. -the reduced sensitivity to stimulus after prolonged exposure
- 7. - attention selecting and focusing on specific stimuli while ignoring others
- 8. the ability to focus on one voice in a noisy environment
- 9. the transformation of sensory information into neural signals