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perceptual dimension associated with frequency
this area of the human brain responds best to faces
resonant frequency of the ear canal amplifies frequencies to up to this many Hz (numerals, spaces instead of commas)
Name of experiment where pictures of Harrison Ford were shown
the type of code that says there is a neuron for each face
the type of code that says that neurons combine in different patterns when shown a face
columns that respond to one ear
where does the organ of corti rest?
type of wave made by a tuning fork
this instrument adds pure tones to create a complex sound
upright faces stimulate this side of the FG
columns that respond to either ear
Increased sensitivity and intolerance to sounds within the normal range of amplitudes is caused by paralysis of what?
this area of the human brain responds best to full body images
neuron that fires different patterns depending on the direction of sound
type of cell that is said to fire to only for a very specific stimulus
perceptual dimension associated with amplitude
this area of the human brain responds best to open spaces
perceptual dimension associated with complexity
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Fluid-filled snail-like structure
this bone transmits vibrations of the first bone in the middle ear
colour vision test, simulates weather conditions
ratio of tympanic membrane to stapes footplate (x:x)
this structure is for the sense of posture
a brain structure that processes information about specific stimuli (fun fact: it's also how isci decided to arrange our courses)
this aspect is the most important in a adult face recognition
high end of the number of Hz humans can hear (numerals, spaces instead of commas)
children used this type of cue to discern between faces
there are this many discrete face selective patches in the prefrontal corex (spell out number)
there are this many discrete face selective patches in the temporal cortex (spell out number)
hardest bone in the body
these act to amplify the vibration for better transmission to the fluid
when someone's own infant was viewed this section of the brain, associated with positive emotions, was activated
this bone moves due to the vibration of the tympanic membrane
there is greater fMRI activation of FFA and this other section of the brain when faces of the same race were presented
this bone transmits vibrations via the oval window of the cochlea
the scale used for decibels is this type of scale
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Sensory Processes Review 5 Quiz

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  • Created Dec 15, 2010 in Science
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