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Sensation and Perception Modules 16-18

Sensation and Perception Modules 16-18. Basic Principles of Sensation. Sensation is the process that detects stimulation from our bodies and our environment. Basic Principles of Sensation.

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Chapter 4 Perception

Chapter 4 Perception. Basic Principles of PERCEPTION. Perception is the process that organizes those stimuli into meaningful objects and events and interprets them. Sound Localization. Sound localization: the ability to locate objects in space solely on the basis of the sounds they make

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Chapter 4 Perception

Chapter 4 Perception. Basic Principles of PERCEPTION. Perception is the process that organizes those stimuli into meaningful objects and events and interprets them. Sound Localization. Sound localization: the ability to locate objects in space solely on the basis of the sounds they make

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Perception

Perception. Basic Principles of PERCEPTION. Perception is the process that organizes those stimuli into meaningful objects and events and interprets them. Sound Localization. Sound localization: the ability to locate objects in space solely on the basis of the sounds they make

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Auditory System

Auditory System. Auditory System. Adequate Stimulus for the auditory system is sound. What is sound? Two components of sound displacement component movement of molecules pressure component alternating compression and rarefaction. Human ears are sensitive only to the

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Chapter 5

Chapter 5. Sensation. Sensation. The process by which are sensory receptors and nervous system receive and represent stimulus energies from our environment. Perception. The process of organizing and interpreting sensory information, enabling us to recognize meaningful objects and events.

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Hearing and Language Chapter 9

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1. How does our brain determine the direction of a sound?

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Chapter 6: The Human Ear and Voice

Chapter 6: The Human Ear and Voice. The study of the human ear and the process by which sound waves are received and transmitted to the nerve endings that convert mechanical vibrations into electrical impulses.

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Chapter Five

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