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| The process of converting one type of signal into another is called |
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| Someone with hyperopia has difficulty seeing obejcts that are |
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| Corrective lenses for myopia will have are (concave or convex) |
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| The corrective lenses for myopia (increase or decrease) the focal length so the image will fall on the retina. |
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| Signals from this special sense do not pass through the thalamus. |
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| The stimuli from this special sense are molecules that bind to the receptive regions of neurons called _____ that are located in the nasal cavity |
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| Immediately following the chair spinning exercise, the eyes moved rapidly from side to side. This eye movement is called: |
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| The coordination of the cells that detect rotational acceleration and the eyes is due to the activation of the ___ reflex. |
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| Exposure to a specific color for a few minutes or an extremely bright light can cause someoen to see an image even after it has been removed. What is "seen" is called a/an ____ |
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| The ability to see a complete color scale by the activation of the three different cone types is called ___ vision. |
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