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| process of receiving info from the enviro |
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| process of organizing sensory info to make it meaningful |
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| light-candle from 30 miles at night |
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| lightest touch that can be felt |
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| touch- bee's wing on cheek from 1 cm above |
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| what happens after sound waves hit the ear |
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| types of msgs skin receptors respond to |
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pressure
temperature
painful feelings |
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| how are smell and taste connected? |
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| why do some objects appear blue to us while others appear red |
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| light of each part of the object bounce back at diff wavelengths |
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| focuses an image on the retina |
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| contains millions of receptors for light |
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| no receptors for light waves |
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| visual receptor that sees only black/white |
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| skin that vibrates to sound |
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| vibrates to incoming sounds |
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| receptor cells for hearing found in cochlea |
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| hairlike extensions on cells |
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| bundle of nerves carrying sound to brain |
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| odor gets collected by cilia and when odor molecules attach themselves to hair, electrical signal is sent to olfactory bulbs which sends a code to brain |
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