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| Perception |
| Absolute threshold |
| Subliminal Perception |
| 30 miles |
| Habituation |
| Sensory Adaption |
| Tiny little vibrations, constant movement in the eye people dont notice. |
| Red |
| Cornea |
| Iris |
| Pupil |
| Primarily with rods. |
| Rods |
| Uncle |
| Vibrations of molecules of air that surround us. |
| Outter ear (Pinea) to the ear drum |
| 3 tiny bones in the middle ear are known collectively as the auditory asides. |
| Conduction hearing impairment |
| Sweet, Sour, Salty, Bitter, and Brothy lumami |
| Olfaction |
| Having to do with touch, pressure, temperature, and pain. |
| Location of body parts in reaction to the ground and each other. |
| Pain signals must pass through "a gate" located in the spinal cord. |
| endorphins |
| Method by which people take all the sensation they experience at any given moment. |
| Size consistency |
| Figure-ground |
| Binocular Cue |
| Muller-lyer illusion |
| Is a perception that does not correspond to reality. |
| Clara |
| Telepathy |
| Consciousness |
| wake consciousness |
| altered state of consciousness |
| an organ of the brain is sensitive to light changes which affect the brain |
| sleep-wake cycle |
| ? |
| trembling hands in attension, staring off into space, droopy eyelids and general discomfort |
| irritability and Depression |
| adaptive theory |
| ? |
| 90 |
| electroencephalograph (EEG) |
| wide awake and mentally active |
| non-rem stage 2 |
| theta waves |
| stage 4 |
| 20% of the population, due to heredity, more common in children, more boys than girls |
| 20 |
| Dr William Dement |
| Brain mechanisms that normally inhibit the voluntary muscle fail |
| insomnia |
| sleep apnea |
| obesity expecially with men |
| ? |
| latent |
| manifest |
| manifest |
| lower brainstem |
| activation info mode- used supressed memories to influence dreams |
| is the state of consciousness in which a person is especially suspecepible to suggestion |
| deny pain and imagined being in a place which allowed them to dissociate from pain |
| psychoactive drugs |
| psychological dependance |
| nausea, vomiting, high blood pressure, and strokes. |
| delayed smoking |
| alcohol |
| endophines so well that the nervous system slows down or stops it production of the neurotransmitter. |