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SENSATION & PERCEPTION

SENSATION & PERCEPTION. CHAPTERS 4 & 5 AP PSYCHOLOGY. SENSATION. How do we take in information?. A sense is a system that translates information from outside the nervous system into neural activity. Messages from senses are called sensations

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Afferent Visual System

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Sensation and Perception

Sensation and Perception. Chapter 3. Chapter 3 Learning Objective Menu. LO 3.1 Sensation and how it enters central nervous system LO 3.2 What is Light LO 3.3 How eyes see and how eyes see color LO 3.4 What is sound LO 3.5 Hearing impairment and improvement

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OCEAN MEDICAL CENTER

OCEAN MEDICAL CENTER. STROKE SERIES. AWARENESS OF VISUAL SEQUELLA OF STROKES. NORMAN P EINHORN OD MS FAAO.

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Bio 321 Neuroanatomy Dr. M. Yu

Bio 321 Neuroanatomy Dr. M. Yu. Nervous System Introduction. Bio 321 Neuroanatomy. Medical Significance. The brain and nervous system control all other functions of the body.

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The visual system

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MENTAL REPRESENATIONS

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Neural Information in the Visual System

Neural Information in the Visual System. By Paul Ruvolo Bryn Mawr College Fall 2012. Questions to Explore for Today. How is visual information encoded and transmitted in the brain? What are the potential engineering applications of this understanding?

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Vision is more than what we see.

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How Not to Present Multivariate Data

How Not to Present Multivariate Data. Harry R. Erwin, PhD School of Computing and Technology University of Sunderland. Background. This lecture is intended to provide some good bad examples of data visualization and animation, and discuss why they are bad.

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Read this article for Friday Oct 21!

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Cranial nerves II,III, IV,VI and Visual Pathway

Cranial nerves II,III, IV,VI and Visual Pathway. Optic Nerve. The optic nerve consists of more than 1 million axons that originate in the ganglion cell layer of the retina and extend towards the occipital cortex Type: Special sensory. Function: Vision. Optic Nerve.

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What Is a Sensor?

What Is a Sensor?. What Is a Sensor? Pre-Quiz. How many sensors or senses do humans have? List them. Describe how any two of the sensors you listed work. Give examples of sensors in robots that are similar to at least three human senses. What Is a Sensor? Pre-Quiz Answers.

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Structural and Functional Areas of the Medulla Oblongata

Structural and Functional Areas of the Medulla Oblongata. Cardiovascular Center: Regulates the rate and force of the heartbeat and the diameter of blood vessels Medullary Rhythmicity Area: adjusts the basic rhythm of breathing via inspiratory and expiratory areas.

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Physio Psych Unit 1

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Sleep

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Sleep

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Brain Bee Chapter 3

Brain Bee Chapter 3. By Elia Chen. Background. Studies about visual transduction, or how light is converted into electrical signals, comes from studies of Drosophila (fruit flies) and mice V isual processing (how we interpret the light signals) has been mostly studied in monkeys and cats.

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Human Eye

Human Eye. A human eyeball is like a simple camera! Sclera : outer walls, hard, like a light-tight box. Cornea and crystalline lens (eyelens ): the two lens system. Retina: at the back of eyeball, like the film. Iris : like diaphragms or stop in a camera. Pupil : camera aperture.

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Exam in 12 days

Exam in 12 days. in class assortment of question types including written answers. Read this article!. How does the visual system represent visual information?. Brainstorm this: what are the different ways the visual system might encode a feature?.

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