Exam 19: A: the Nonvisual Senses

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Areas of the brain involved in memory are located most closely to areas of the brain responsible for our sense of

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Loudness is to amplitude as pitch is to

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If you burn your finger, ________ transmit pain-triggering signals to your central nervous system.

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People who carry a gene that boosts the availability of ________ are less bothered by pain.

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The retina is to the eye as the ________ is to the ear.

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The 130-decibel sound of a rock band is ________ times more intense than the 100-decibel sound of a nearby subway train.

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Phantom limb sensations best illustrate that pain can be experienced in the absence of

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People experience mildly unpleasant tastes as very unpleasant if they mentally anticipate that an unpleasant taste is coming. This best illustrates the importance of

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Sensorineural hearing loss is caused by damage to the

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In psychological science, the influence of physical sensations on mental judgments is said to illustrate

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For Andrew, the sight of specific letters such as L and P typically triggers specific taste sensations. Andrew's experience best illustrates

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The vestibular sense involves the sensory system that

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Research indicates that we have a receptor for a fifth taste sensation, the meaty taste of

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The brain's circuitry for smell is closely connected with brain areas involved in

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A cochlear implant would be most helpful for those who suffer

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On the day she is to be interviewed for an important new position, Rachel awakens with a severe toothache. During the interview she feels no pain; not until 30 minutes later does she become aware again of the troublesome toothache. Rachel's experience is best explained by

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The auditory nerve carries neural messages to the auditory cortex located in the ________ lobe.

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Damage to the temporal lobes is most likely to affect our

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Olfactory receptor cells are essential for our sense of

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By amplifying soft sounds but not loud sounds, digital hearing aids produce

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