By Monday, September 20:
Post a Stump Your Partner question on this blog about any topic in Chapter 3. Be sure to read the previous questions because you cannot use the same question as someone else.
By Monday, September 27th:
Respond to someone's question with the correct answer...AND...respond to the person who answered your question to tell them if they are right, or provide them with the correct answer.
BE SURE TO COMPLETE ALL 3 POSTS ON TIME!
114 comments:
My question:
What is the difference between flavor and taste?
compare and contrast monochromats and dichromats
If a tree falls in the forest and no one is there, does the tree make a sound?
My question:
Compare and contrast between kinesthetic senses and vestibular senses?
Period 6
How does the placebo effect go into place when you take vitamins?Does it realy help you body or is it all mental too?
Compare and contrast betweeen Monaural cue and Monocular cues?
Period 6
In which way can you compare subliminal and extrasensory perceptions?
What are the three small bones in the middle ear that relay vibrations of the eardrum to the inner ear?
What are the 3 pairs of color receptors in the Opponent-Process Theory?
Lizette R.
Which one of our senses has cutaneous and tactile receptors?
1. How long does it take for our eyes to adapt to a dark environment? ex. going into a dark room.
2. Is there such a thing as God?
(second question is optional, but I will be very happy to hear your opinion.)
Thanks!
BE HAPPY!
=)
My question:
What is the largest sense organ?
My question:
What gender has a better sense of smell? Men or Women?
My response to Richard's question:
The 3 small bones in the ear are the hammer, the anvil, and the stirrup.
My response to Dominga's question:
The 3 pairs of color receptors in the Opponent-Process Theory are black-white, yellow-blue, and red-green :)
Approximately what percentage of men and women are colorblind?
What makes humans have a weaker sense of smell compared to many other mammals?
I thought we couldn't reply to other peoples questions until Monday after all the questions had been posted?
Period 3
What does the Gate control theory refer to? what does it mean if the gate is open?Closed?
Period 3
Answer to Sonia Roman's question
1) after ten minutes in a dark room, our eyes adapt to the darkness by making the cones become more sensative to dim light. The process is called Dark Adaptation.
My answer to Adrian Gonzalez's question:
We humans lack good-smelling skills because our ancestors lost the need for it when they became more dependent on the scent of sight and perception (think rotten food or a brightly-colored dart frog). Other mammals such as dogs or anteaters continue to use their smelling sense. Basically what it comes down to is using the sense or loosing it.
Pd.6
what does Anosmia mean?
Period 6
Compare and Contrast the Gate Control Theory and the Biopsychosocial theory.
Karla Romero:)
What is the difference between the responsibilities of a cone && those of a rod??
Answer to Edwin C. Question::
Okayy well
Taste;; those like sweet, bitter,salty,sour etc.
Flavor;; involves the sense of taste&& smell
Now as an example when you eat a chocolate cake(which I lovee by the way!!) you can TASTE the sweetness(yumm;P) && you can also recognize it has the FLAVOR of chocolate!!
** sooo the FLAVOR of chocolate might not be as good as if you couldn't smell it and TASTE it at the same time..
Off topic but now that everyone knows I like chocolate cake my b day is on feb. 22:) emphasis on I LOVE CHOCOLATE CAKE!!!
Okayy that's it :)
Peace!!
Answer to Edwin C. Question::
Okayy well
Taste;; those like sweet, bitter,salty,sour etc.
Flavor;; involves the sense of taste&& smell
Now as an example when you eat a chocolate cake(which I lovee by the way!!) you can TASTE the sweetness(yumm;P) && you can also recognize it has the FLAVOR of chocolate!!
** sooo the FLAVOR of chocolate might not be as good as if you couldn't smell it and TASTE it at the same time..
Off topic but now that everyone knows I like chocolate cake my b day is on feb. 22:) emphasis on I LOVE CHOCOLATE CAKE!!!
Okayy that's it :)
Peace!!
Answer to Karina Gonzalez:
Anosmia is the inability to perceive odors. So anosmia could cause you to lose interest in eating, leading to weight loss, malnutrition or even depression.
abraham speaking and asking a question: Describe our attention span and how it shows to be divided?
Its me Abe responding to Selene Rangel's question:Well theres a yes and a no, see logically it will make a sound but nobody will be there to hear it so its the way you think about it.
Its me Abe responding to Selene Rangel's question:Well theres a yes and a no, see logically it will make a sound but nobody will be there to hear it so its the way you think about it.
Explain the affects of the Dopamine?
Answer to Maria Cruz's question:
Well momocular cues are cues for visual that require the use of one eye while monarual cues are cues to sound location that requires use of one ear. Basically the similarity is that both require one to use and the difference is that one is hearing and the other is visual.
Answer to Maria Cruz's question:
Well monocular cues are cues for visual that require the use of one eye while monaural cues are cues to sound location that requires use of one ear. Basically the similarity is that both require one to use and the difference is that one is hearing and the other is visual.
Are people born blind or is it something they develop as they get older?
My response to Yadira's question:
Explain the affects of the Dopamine?
Dopamine is a neurotransmitter responsible for a variety of behaviors and emotions including pleasure. It is usually found in people who suffer Parkinson's disease and schizophrenia.
How do we detect common odors??
My response to Diego Escobar.
Dichromats are blind either to red-green or blue-yellow and monochromats are blind of seeing no color but shades of light and dark. All in all both terms are blind in certain extents.
How do perceptual illusions occur?
what are the receptor cells responsible for? and where are they located?
What is the difference between trichromats and dichromats?
My response to Sarahi's Question:
The receptor cells are responsible for vision and the retina of each eye contains the receptor cells.
what does volley principle, frequency theory, and place theory all refer to?
Answer to Veronicas question...the gate control theory is about pain. if the gate is open you are able to feel more pain and when the gate is closed you dont feel as much pain
whats the importance of the receptor cells?
My response to jackie alcalas question is
The skin=)
Period 3
What is the absolute threshold for taste? Smell? Touch? hearing? Vision?
What protein activates our sense of smell?
Mike W.
Per. 3
What dangers does a person who suffers from anosmia face?
What is the one spot on the retina that has no receptor cells called?
My answer to Mike's Question From Period 3,
Patients who suffer from anosmia may find food less appetizing, also the loss of the sense of smell can also be very dangerous because it could keep a patient from being able to detecting gas leaks, fire, and spoiled foods. Often when anosmia patients tend to go into depression. Another disadvantage is that it is more difficult for a patient to receive the same types of medical aid as someone who has lost other senses, such as hearing or sight.
=]
Stephanie Vargas, your answer is correct! :)
THE SKIN is the largest sense organ.
when does peceptual illusions typically occur?
Why is it that unlike some creatures, humans adapt faster to light rather than the dark?
What's the difference between field dependent and field independent?
Yesenia L,
Approximately 10 percent of men and 1 percent of women display some form of color blindness.
How does Stereoscopic vision change the way we see things?
Pedro Avalos per.6
What is perceptual illusion?
Explain the process in which the mesage from the eye must make to the brian in ordered for sight to occur.
What is the diference between parasympathetic and sympathetic? give me an example.(if u can) ha.
My quiestion:
How do we perceive our distal stimulus...What we see in the environment? or what we actually see on the red eye?
How do we perceive distal stimulus... Is it what we see in the environment? or what we actually see on the red eye?
sorry guys...my other question needed a little arrangements...
Answer to Thalia L's Question:
What is the difference between trichromats and dichromats?
The difference between trichromats and dichromats is that, trichromats are people with normal color vison and dichromats are people who are blind to either red-green or blue-yellow. :)
What are the purposes of the rods and cones?
Respond To Nathaniel Distancia's Question:
The spot in the retina where no receptor cells are located is called the blind spot.
What was the name of the german scientist who invented the theory of afterimage?
What is the theory called and what does it state?
question: descibe the path that your body senses will take when touching something hot.
What is a person with no color blindness called?
Daniel J.
What is perception likely to be influenced by?
My response is to Sonia Roman: well sonia the answer to your first queastion is that it takes about 15-20 minutes for your eyes to adfapt to the darkness but it only takes 15-20 seconds for mine to adapt. jk. and the answer to the second questions is that YES there is a GOD because if there wasnt then how do you explain the bible adn everything its says. you only have to read it. duh!
Answer to Daniel J. question:
what is a peson with no color blindness called?
people with normal color vision are called trichromats.
Answer to Jacky R. Question
*What gender has a better sense of smell? Men or Women?
Women have a better sense of smell.
& Mayra J. your answer is correct:)
My answer is for Otoniel: Perceptual illusions occur because our stimlus contain misleading cues that distort the percieved size or oreintation of common objects.
Jacky Rosas you are correct!
Answer to Michelle's question:
What is the diference between parasympathetic and sympathetic?
Parasympathetic is the branch of the autonomic nervous system that calms & relaxes the body. While the sympathetic is the brach that prepares the body for quick action in an emergency
Well I guess no one answered my question.!!
What is tinnitus ? Is Tinnitus a disease?
MY ANSWER TO YESENIA L'S QUESTION.
APP. 10% OF MEN AND 1% OF WOMEN HAVE SOME FORM OF COLORBLINDNESS.
Jackie Alcala your answer is correct.
Answer to Daniel J.'s Question:
A person with no color blindness is a trichromat. They have the ability to see both in color and black and white.
period 3
What is the difference between bottom-up processing and top-down processing?
my answer is for Karla R.
the rods respond to degrees of light and dark. The cones allow the eyes to see the colors as well as light or dark. The rods and the cones connect with eachother to make our vision easier.
To answer Sandra V.'s question:
The German scientist that invented the theory of afterimage is Edward Hering. The theory was called the opponent-process theory and it states that color vision that holds 3 sets of color receptors respond to determine the color you experience.
kassie your answer is correct!!!
Melanie Parker:
in reply to Emilys question:
bottom-up processing..allows us to recognized more complex, whole patterns .
where top-down processing is our memory about how the world is organized helps in identifying patterns.
psychologists believe both bottom-up and top-down processing are necessary to explain pattern recognition.
(:
My answer to Kristina Bravo question is:
Tinnitus is the perception of sound within the human ear in the absence of corresponding external sound and tinnitus is not a disease it's a symptom of ear infections.
Yessenia L you are correct. Women do have a better sence of smell.
Per 6: To responed Ana V'squestion:
Compare and Contrast the Gate Control Theory and the Biopsychosocial theory.
The Gate Control Theory is a type of gate way where the spinal cord controls the transmition of pain impulses to the brain. The Biopsychosocial theory is a dynamic process that consists of the biological mechanisms, psychological mechanisms, and social mechanisms. What they are similar is that they involve with pain.
Manuel Z. you're answer is correct. =)
karina gonzales:yes you are right:)
response to dominga:
the three different receptors are black-white , red-gren and blue-yellow:)
Ana V.: you're correct!
Mariela Guido you're answer is correct :)
Karina G,
Anosmia is a disorder that quite literally means "without smell".
Ricardo R. your answer is correct.
Thank You Alejandro and Veronica for answering my question. Sadly you both are wrong. Acoording to the twelfth edition of Psychology An Introduction by Charles G. Morris and Albert A. Maisto Dark adaption takes 20 to 30 minutes. It reaches "maximum sesitivity after about 30 minutes." You were close.
Thanks again,
Sonia Roman
My Response to Nailen,
Both. Some people can be born blind, others can go blind with age, like my grandma, and sometimes a person can go blind after a trauma.
hope it helps! :)
Sonia Roman
Answer to Emily's question: The Difference between bottom up processing and top-down processing is that bottom up processing is the analysis that begins with the sensory receptors and works up to the brain's integration of sensory information and top-down processing is the info processing guide by higher-level mental processes, as when we construct perceptions drawing on our experience and expectations..
Richard your are correct!
Answer to Diego Escobar
Monochromats are people who can not distinguish any colors, while dichromats are usually missing a cone pigment and color is reduced in to two dimensions.
Daniel Jauregui
Answer to Ricardo Ruelas question:
What are the purposes of the rods and cones?
rod's are chiefly responsible for night vision.
cones allow us to see colors as well as light and dark.
Pedro Avalos,
What is perceptual illusion?
Perceptual illusion is an illusion due to misleading cues in stimuli that give inaccurate perceptions.
Darline your answer correct
The answer to my question (what does volley principle, frequency theory, and place theory all refer to?) is PITCH
Answer to Richard T. question:
the hammer anvil and stirrup
Answer to Richard T. question:
the hammer anvil and stirrup
My question:
how are sight and perception different?
Dominga ur answr is c0rrect;D hehe.. ha!
The answer to your (Dominga's) question is:
In the opponent-process theory the 3 colors are yellow-blue, red-green, and black-white! :)
response to ed's question
Flavor is perceived in our brain by our senses. taste is completely sensory.
Diego E. yes, your answer is correct anosmia is the inability to smell!
Really late on the assignment, but my question is do humans use pheromones to communicate?
my answer to nathaniel, the spot is called the blind spot
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