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PSYC 161 Lecture 6 Notes
School: Yale University
Course: PSYC 161
Notes for Human Brain Lecture 06. Basic Organization of Primary Sensory/Motor Cortex. (excluding chemical sensation and olfaction). Important concepts in sensory cortex. Receptors specialized ...
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S&P FINAL
School: Rutgers University
Course: PSYCH 01:830:301
Chapter 13 OLFACTION. The Human Olfactory Apparatus. The primary function of the nose is to filter warm air we can breath. Olfactory epithelium. is the retina of the nose; its primary function is to detect odorants in the air; its located on ...
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Sept 13
School: McGill University
Course: PSYC 302
PSYC 302. SEPT 13, 2012. What is the adequate stimulus for pain? Vision: light & photons; Hearing: sound waves & air pressure; Taste: Sodium, protons, glucose, umami (sodium glutamate) molecules; Olfaction: thousands of chemical odors; Pai...
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salinas test 1 notes
School: University Of Texas
Course: PSY 301
C. Limbic System. Limbic System - a set of brain structures which support a variety of functions including emotion, behavior, long term memory, and olfaction. Temporal Lobe. Hippocampus - involved in transferring information from our short-term me...
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Ch 9b Balance, taste, olfaction Fall 2016
School: University Of California, Los Angeles
Course: PSYCH 115
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S&P FINAL
School: Rutgers University
Course: PSYCH 01:830:301
Chapter 13 OLFACTION. The Human Olfactory Apparatus. The primary function of the nose is to filter warm air we can breath. Olfactory epithelium. is the retina of the nose; its primary function is to detect odorants in the air; its located on ...
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Sept 13
School: McGill University
Course: PSYC 302
PSYC 302. SEPT 13, 2012. What is the adequate stimulus for pain? Vision: light & photons; Hearing: sound waves & air pressure; Taste: Sodium, protons, glucose, umami (sodium glutamate) molecules; Olfaction: thousands of chemical odors; Pai...
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salinas test 1 notes
School: University Of Texas
Course: PSY 301
C. Limbic System. Limbic System - a set of brain structures which support a variety of functions including emotion, behavior, long term memory, and olfaction. Temporal Lobe. Hippocampus - involved in transferring information from our short-term me...
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Chapter 4 PSY 101
School: Cleveland State University
Course: PSY 101
Chapter 4. Senses. _____tactile (touch), vision, smell (olfaction), taste (gustation), hearing (audition). ... olfactory epithelium. The receptors for olfaction are in the _____ located at the top of the nasal cavity. ...
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Quiz_152
School: University Of Florida
Course: PSYCHOLOGY 101
... B) smell. C) touch. D) hearing. 535. Olfaction refers to A) transforming sounds into neural impulses. B) the sense of body position and movement. ... B) synesthesia. C) olfaction. D) embodied cognition. 553. ...
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3.03
School: Homestead Senior High School
Course: PSYCHOLOGY 101
... Taste, Smell, Touch, Kinesthesis, Vestibular System. Stimulus, Gustation, chemicals in the air, Skin sense or pain signals, body position in space, fluid. Receptors, Taste buds, Olfaction sense, Somesthetic, Kinesthetic, Rods and cones. ...
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Quiz_152
School: Brigham Young University
Course: PSYCHOLOGY 111
... B) smell. C) touch. D) hearing. 535. Olfaction refers to A) transforming sounds into neural impulses. B) the sense of body position and movement. ... B) synesthesia. C) olfaction. D) embodied cognition. 553. ...
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Olfaction Review
School: University Of Illinois, Urbana Champaign
Course: PSYC 210
Olfaction Review. ... 1:1 ratio. OR signals go to olfactory bulb; Olfactory bulb is a cranial nerve. for olfaction, after olfactory bulb it doesn't go to thalamus. ...
