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    PSYC 2000

    Fall 2011

    Sensation and Perception,cont.

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    The Stimulus Input: SoundWaves

    Sound waves are composed of compressionand rarefaction of air molecules.

    Acoustical transduction: Conversion ofsound waves into neural impulses in the

    hairs cells of the inner ear.

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    HearingSound waves:Length = frequency;Determines pitch

    Height = amplitude;Determines loudness

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    HearingSound waves travel from the outer ear, to

    the middle ear, to the cochlea (fluid filledsnail-shaped tube).

    Movement in the_cochlea__fluid disruptsreceptor cells (hair cells)on the basilar

    membrane, whichtriggers nerve impulsesthat travel to the brain.

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    How do we perceive loudnessand pitch?

    Loudnessnumber of activated hair ells

    Pitch

    _place_Theorywaves of differentpitches trigger activity at different places onthe basilar membrane

    Explains how we hear high-pitched sounds_frequency_Theorythe rate of nerve

    impulses traveling up the auditory nervematches the frequency of a toneExplains how we hear lower-pitched sounds

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    Place Theory

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    Localization of Sounds

    Because we have two ears, sounds thatreach one ear faster than the other makes

    us localize the sound.

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    Hearing Deficits

    Older people tend to hear low frequencieswell but suffer hearing loss for high

    frequencies.

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    Other Senses

    Module 20

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    Other Important Senses

    Touch

    Pain

    Taste

    Smell

    Body Position and Movement

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    Other Important Senses

    Sense of touch is a mix of four distinct skinsenses- pressure, warmth, cold, and pain.

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    Skin Senses

    Only_pressure__has identifiablereceptors, all other skin sensations are

    variations of pressure, warmth, cold and

    pain.

    Burning hot

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    PainPain tells the body that something has

    gone wrong. Usually pain results from

    damage to the_skin_and other tissues.Some people feel no pain, while others

    can experience extreme pain.

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    TasteTraditionally taste sensations

    consisted of sweet, salty, sour andbitter tastes.

    Recently receptors for a fifth tastehave been discovered called

    _umami_

    Sweet Sour Salty Bitter Umami

    (Fresh

    Chicken)

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    Smell

    Like taste smell is a _chemical_sense. Odorants enter the nasalcavity to stimulate 5 millionsreceptors to sense smell. Unliketaste there are many different formsof smells.

    Smells can also be linked to_memories__.

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    Sensory InteractionWhen one sense affects another sense,

    sensory interaction takes place.E.g., the taste of strawberry interacts with its

    smell and its texture on the tongue to produceflavor.

    Synesthesia

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    Body Position and MovementThe sense of our body parts position and

    movement is called _kinesthesis__.The

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