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Parallel Processing is
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time-consuming and difficult, but the brain is working on separate tracks of taking in visual information and perceiving information.
brain's ability of separating different aspect of visual information when sensed and then being able to integrate these separate aspects back together to perceive the visual image.
the brain's ability to process and understand information in the retina and then send the perceived image to the visual cortex.
the ability to sense different sensory input (i.e.vision and hearing) at the same time.
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Young-Helmholtz Trichromatic (Three-color) Theory of color vision
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supports the afterimage effect of when someone stares at a yellow and green image, and then look away and sees blue and red in an afterimage, rather than yellow and green.
explains how we analyze color as three sets of opposing colors; yellow-blue, red-green, & white-black.
is the same thing as Opponent-Process Theory.
is supported in that we have three types of cones (red, green, & blue) in the retina.
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Parallel Processing is
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Young-Helmholtz Trichromatic (Three-color) Theory of color vision
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Using the above image, identify the part of the ear that causes ripples in the basilar membrane, triggering adjacent nerve cells, who's axons converge to form the auditory nerve.
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If sound exceeds 100 decibels it is potentially damaging.
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Place Theory
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The vestibular sense
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The Gate-Control Theory
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Which of the following would be a good example of sensory interaction?
