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AP Psychology 1.1 Sensation and Perception. The process by which the brain can turn sensory stimuli from the outside world into electrical signals...

AP Psychology 1.2 Sensation and Perception. The cells in the back of the eye that only see in black and white are called what?

AP Psychology 2.3 Sensation and Perception. Bill thinks pickles taste awful. Which of the following is responsible?

AP Psychology 1.3 Sensation and Perception. What best describes Lola's ability to hear her name?

AP Psychology 1.5 Sensation and Perception. Where do the optic nerves cross each other on their way into the brain hemispheres?

AP Psychology 1.4 Sensation and Perception. Who was the researcher that determined this?

AP Psychology 3.3 Sensation and Perception. What is the height of a sound wave called?

AP Psychology 2.5 Sensation and Perception. What is the brain's ability to interpret the same color despite changes in lighting called?

AP Psychology 3.4 Sensation and Perception. Which theory of hearing is described?

AP Psychology 2.2 Sensation and Perception. The snail-like structure that houses cells capable of picking up sound waves is called the what?

AP Psychology 3.2 Sensation and Perception. Convergence is what type of visual clue?

AP Psychology 2.4 Sensation and Perception. What is this thought process an example of?

AP Psychology 3.5 Sensation and Perception. Which of the following explains what Mary sees?

AP Psychology 2.1 Sensation and Perception. Another name for the eardrum is the what?

AP Psychology 3.1 Sensation and Perception. The place in the back of the eye where the optic nerve leaves the retina and has no rods or cones is ca...