Unit 2

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Sensation

When sensory information gets detected by a sensory receptor

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The senses

Smell, touch, taste, hear, see + balance (vestibular), body perception and movement (proprioception and kinesthesia), Pain (nociception), temperature (thermoception)

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Vestibular

Balance

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Proprioception

Body perception

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Kinesthesia

Body movement

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Nociception

Pain

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Thermoception

Temperature

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Perception

How sensory information gets organized, interpreted and consciously experienced

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Sensory adaptation

When you stop perceiving constant stimuli for an extended periods (tuning out stimuli)

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Intentional blindness

Failure to notice something visible due to actively attending to something else (gorilla during basketball)

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Signal detection theory

Ability to recognize stimuli in a distracting background

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Sensitivity

How well you can distinguish a signal from noise (fluctuates)

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Personal decision criteria

How much evidence you personally need before deciding the signal is present

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Hit

Signal is present and you think it is

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False alarm

Signal not present but you think it is

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Miss

Signal present and didn’t think it was

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Correct rejection

Signal not present and you didn’t think it was

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Hearing test

Hearing/not hearing a tone, and deciding whether or not you heard it

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Does your ability to hear affect decision bias

No

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Top-down

The brain applying what is already known to what is being perceived (hearing voice in cafe because you know what your voice sounds like)

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Bottom up

When the brain assembles the full picture from the details up. perception driven by stimuli (new experiences)

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Phantom limb sensation

Missing limb still feeling like its there.

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What the brain does during Phamton limb sensation

Brain trying to rearrange sensory signals

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Treatment for phantom limb sensation

Mirror therapy

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Psychological component of pain

Phantom limb sensation proves

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Yes

Can people born without limbs still get phantom pain

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What causes phantom pain

Cut nerve endings get thicker and more sensitive, causing the sensation of pain without there actually being any