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Page 1: · Web viewWhy is perception so subjective? Explain “sensory adaptation”. Give two of your OWN examples of sensory adaptation. /10 Author Deborah Created Date 11/15/2015 20:45:00

Page 2: · Web viewWhy is perception so subjective? Explain “sensory adaptation”. Give two of your OWN examples of sensory adaptation. /10 Author Deborah Created Date 11/15/2015 20:45:00

1. Explain “sensation”.

2. What happens when the receptor cells in a sense organ register a stimulus? What happens when the information gets to the brain?

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3. Explain “perception”.

4. Explain the difference between “ bottom up” and “top down” processing.

5. Give ONE OF YOUR OWN examples of BOTH bottom up processing and top down processing.

6. Why is perception so subjective?

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7. Explain “sensory adaptation”.

8. Give two of your OWN examples of sensory adaptation.

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