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Exteroception-outside body, hearing and seeing
propreoception-muscles and joints,kinethesis
Interoception-in the body, hunger and thirst |
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| Sex flags, located in inner ear |
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| In muscles, info about change in length, force, and joint angle |
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| sensory info comin from motor system that signals contraction and limb movements |
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| inner ear, info balance, posture and orientation |
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| located at muscle tendon juntion provide info about force of muscle |
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| located in skin, detect pressure, temp, and contact |
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| closed loop control system |
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comparator-error detection
executive-brain; determines action to take to reach goal
Effector-carries out decesion
Feedback-provides info on current state |
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| typed that is slow, usually during begining stages of learning, it's attention demanding and voluntary |
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| Involuntary and rapid responses to stimuli in spinal chord and brainstem |
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| Monosynaptic, unconsious, 30-50 ms ex. posture |
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| Polysynaptic 50-80 ms, voluntary ex. knee jerk response |
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| 120-80ms, voluntary, supported by hicks law anticipation and stimulus responses |
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| identifies objects in center of visual field. consious, affected by light |
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| detects orientation of body in environment, nonconscious and peripheral |
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| from environment to retina, allowing motion, positions, timing, stability, velocity, and direction to be detected |
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| visual info dominates info coming from other lenses |
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