Consequences affect (answer), (answer) and (answer) but not (answer). How does our motor system support movement, beyond just getting around? Sensory systems allow us to REGULATE. DETECT STIMULI. The ability to take in sensory information is (answer here) in different organisms. Why is that important to know? Sensing is a (answer), it is not (answer). What was the result Pennypacker’s work on breast self-examination? Define signal threshold. Signals remain static in their intensity. FALSE Define signal detection theory. What are the four types of behaviors that can occur in signal detection? When one type of response to a signal influences another, we refer to this as (answer). Why is it that when you raise the volume of your voice to someone who cannot hear quiet sounds, they may accuse you of shouting at them? Why might someone misinterpret issues with the eye as hallucinations? Why is it important to know how the sensory system works, as opposed to just knowing that it takes in stimuli? Both the visual and auditory systems detect variations in: How does biofeedback work? Nerve cells tend to be (answer) and (answer) in patterns. This allows us to (answer) stimuli with more precision. When stimulation in one cell results in inhibition of another (much like how flexion of the biceps results in lengthening of the triceps), this is called (answer).

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How does our motor system support movement, beyond just getting around?
Sensory systems allow us to REGULATE. DETECT STIMULI.
The ability to take in sensory information is (answer here) in different organisms.
1. Why is that important to know?
Sensing is a (answer), it is not (answer).
What was the result Pennypacker’s work on breast self-examination?
Define signal threshold.
1. Signals remain static in their intensity. FALSE
Define signal detection theory.
What are the four types of behaviors that can occur in signal detection?
When one type of response to a signal influences another, we refer to this as (answer).
Why is it that when you raise the volume of your voice to someone who cannot hear quiet sounds, they may accuse you of shouting at them?
Why might someone misinterpret issues with the eye as hallucinations?
Why is it important to know how the sensory system works, as opposed to just knowing that it takes in stimuli?
Both the visual and auditory systems detect variations in:
How does biofeedback work?
Nerve cells tend to be (answer) and (answer) in patterns. This allows us to (answer) stimuli with more precision.
When stimulation in one cell results in inhibition of another (much like how flexion of the biceps results in lengthening of the triceps), this is called (answer).