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The police officer sometimes shines a light into the driver's eye. This typically results in the contraction of the _____, which controls the size of the pupil and thus the amount of light entering the eye.
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Iris
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_____ is the process by which we detect physical energy in the environment and encoding that energy as neural signals.
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Sensation
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The opponent-process theory is MOST useful for explaining the characteristics of:
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afterimages
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Cones or rods are: more light-sensitive and less color-sensitive than cones.
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Rods
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The size of the difference threshold is greater for heavier objects than for lighter ones. This best illustrates:
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Weber's Law
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When attending an extremely loud concert, your absolute threshold for sound is likely to:
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increase
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The detection and encoding of stimulus energies by the nervous system is called:
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stimilus
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This can briefly influence attitudes, thoughts, preferences and emotions
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Subliminal stimuli
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In dim lighting, your _____ are ineffectual
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Cones
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Feature detectors are located in the:
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Visual cortex
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The opponent-process theory is MOST useful for explaining the characteristics of:
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Afterimages
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Brightness is to amplitude as hue is to:
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Wavelength
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The ____ of a color corresponds to the purity of a light wave
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Saturation
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The area where the optic nerve leaves the retina is referred to as the:
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Blind spot
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Where is the visual cortex located?
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Back of the brain
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