preoperational stage sensory adaptation conservation egocentrism Chapter 5 - Vision theory of mind transduction autism wavelength concrete operational stage hue formal operational stage intensity stranger anxiety pupil attachment iris critical period lens imprinting accommodation basic trust retina self-concept acuity nearsightedness farsightedness Chapter 4 - Adolescence rods cones adolescence optic nerve puberty blind spot primary sex characteristics fovea secondary sex characteristics feature detectors menarche parallel processing identity Young-Helmholtz trichromatic theory intimacy opponent-process theory color constancy Chapter 4 - Adulthood Chapter 5 Hearing (Audition) – audition menopause frequency Alzheimer's disease pitch cross-sectional study middle ear longitudinal study inner ear crystallized intelligence cochlea fluid intelligence place theory social clock frequency theory conduction hearing loss Chapter 5 Sensing the World Basics – sensorineural hearing loss sensation perception Chapter 5 Touch, Taste, Smell and bottom-up processing – Kinethesis top-down processing gate-control theory psychophysics sensory interaction absolute threshold kinesthesis signal detection theory vestibular sense subliminal difference threshold Weber's law
preoperational stage conservation egocentrism theory of mind autism concrete operational stage formal operational stage stranger anxiety attachment critical period imprinting basic trust self-concept Chapter 4 - Adolescence adolescence puberty primary sex characteristics secondary sex characteristics menarche identity intimacy Chapter 4 - Adulthood menopause Alzheimer's disease cross-sectional study longitudinal study crystallized intelligence fluid intelligence social clock Chapter 5 – Sensing the World Basics sensation perception bottom-up processing top-down processing psychophysics absolute threshold signal detection theory subliminal difference threshold Weber's law sensory adaptation Chapter 5 - Vision transduction wavelength hue intensity pupil iris lens accommodation retina acuity nearsightedness farsightedness rods cones optic nerve blind spot fovea feature detectors parallel processing Young-Helmholtz trichromatic theory opponent-process theory color constancy Chapter 5 – Hearing (Audition) audition frequency pitch middle ear inner ear cochlea place theory frequency theory conduction hearing loss sensorineural hearing loss Chapter 5 – Touch, Taste, Smell and Kinethesis gate-control theory sensory interaction kinesthesis vestibular sense
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