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Back portion of eye containing visual receptors: Rods = night-time vision Cones = daylight vision |
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Trichromatic Theory of Color Vision |
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Young/Helmholtz 3 types of cones, each sensitive to a different range of wavelengths of light: Short, Medium, Long Anatomical evidence at early part of visual system |
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Good sleep = the more we get, the more rested we feel Paradoxical = muscles relaxed and deep sleep (sleep paralysis), but brain waves mimic waking state Dream State = more likely to recall dreams if awakened during REM |
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Antidepressant = Inhibits the CNS Most common gateway drug next to tobacco Strong genetic component for alcoholism |
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Aka Pavlovian and Conditioning Passive learning US elicits UR CS paired with US elicits CR CR typically mimics US |
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Anything associated with an Unconditional Stimulus overtime begins to elicit a Conditioned Response Eg. Dog associates leash with going for a walk |
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