Chapter 5 Sensorineural hearing loss Sensation Cochlear implant Perception Gate-control theory Bottom-up processing Sensory interaction Top-down processing Kinesthesis (kin-ehs-THEE-sehs) Psychophysics Vestibular sense Absolute threshold Chapter 6 Law Selective attention Sensory adaptation Inattentional blindness Transduction Visual capture Wavelength Gestalt Figure-ground Intensity Grouping Pupil Depth perception Iris Visual cliff Lens Binocular cues Accommodation Retinal disparity Retina Convergence Acuity Monocular cues Nearsightedness Phi phenomenon Farsightedness Perceptual constancy Rods Perceptual adaptation Cones Perceptual set Optic nerve Human factors psychology Blind spot Extrasensory perception Parapsychology Feature detectors Parallel processing Helmholtz trichromatic (three-color) theory Opponent-process theory Color Constancy Audition Frequency Pitch Middle Ear Cochlea (KOHK-lee-uh) ear Place theory Frequency theory Chapter 7 Conduction hearing loss
Chapter 5 Sensation Perception Bottom-up processing Top-down processing Psychophysics Absolute threshold Law Sensory adaptation Transduction Wavelength Intensity Pupil Iris Lens Accommodation Retina Acuity Nearsightedness Farsightedness Rods Cones Optic nerve Blind spot Feature detectors Parallel processing Helmholtz trichromatic (three-color) theory Opponent-process theory Color Constancy Audition Frequency Pitch Middle Ear Cochlea (KOHK-lee-uh) ear Place theory Frequency theory Conduction hearing loss Sensorineural hearing loss Cochlear implant Gate-control theory Sensory interaction Kinesthesis (kin-ehs-THEE-sehs) Vestibular sense Chapter 6 Selective attention Inattentional blindness Visual capture Gestalt Figure-ground Grouping Depth perception Visual cliff Binocular cues Retinal disparity Convergence Monocular cues Phi phenomenon Perceptual constancy Perceptual adaptation Perceptual set Human factors psychology Extrasensory perception Parapsychology Chapter 7
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