Exam 9:How Do We Sense, Perceive, and See the World? Part C

The patient D.B.became blind in the left half of his visual field after surgery but:

The receptive field of a lateral geniculate cell is:

The tectopulvinar pathway can be used to explain:

A condition in which a person hears in color or experiences different tastes when touching different textures would likely be diagnosed as:

Rods are found primarily in _____,whereas cones are found primarily in _____.

Patient D.B.was able to locate spots of light presented in his blind field even though he could not see them because:

Which of the following sequences is correct?

The primary visual cortex is also known as:

The part of the sensory world that stimulates a neuron is called the neuron's:

Which of the following is NOT one of the symptoms of visual-form agnosia in patient D.F.?

The trichromatic theory of color vision is associated with the:

A second main visual pathway (in addition to the geniculostriate system)is organized as follows:

The corpus callosum:

The dorsal stream projects to the:

Optic flow tells us:

Cells in the blobs found in the visual cortex are involved in:

The tectopulvinar pathway is especially sensitive to:

A person with visual-form agnosia:

The clinical term for farsightedness is:

The ventral stream is important for _____,whereas the dorsal stream is important for _____.