PROMPT:Answer the questions BELOW.Describe the process of perception as a series of steps, beginning with the environmental stimulus and culminating in the behavioral responses of perceiving, recogniz

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Answer the questions BELOW.
Because the long axons of neurons look like electrical wires, and both neurons and electrical wires conduct electricity, is tempting to equate the two.Compare and contrast the functioning of axons and electrical wires in terms of their structure and the nature of the electrical signals they conduct.
What are the two answers (one “simple” and the other “profound”) to the question, “Why is our perception of colors and details worse in the dim illumination than in bright illumination?”
What is color consistency?Describe three factors that help achieve color consistency.What is lightness consistency?Describe the factors that are responsible for lightness consistency. Lastly, compare and contrast color consistency with lightness consistency.
When you walk from outside, which is illuminated by sunlight, to inside, which is illuminated by “tungsten” illumination, your perception of colors remains fairly constant.But under some illuminations, such as street lights called “sodium – vapor” lights that sometimes illuminates highways or parking lots, colors do seem to change.Why do you think collar consistency would hold under some illuminations, but not others?
What is sensory adaptation?How does it occur within the various senses?What function does sensory adaptation serve?Provide a relevant example which illustrates your point.
What are the characteristics of the energy that we see as visible light?Provide an example illustrating how these characteristics are expressed when someone sees a rainbow.What types of things (situations and/or objects) can interfere with these characteristics?
How does the eye transfer light energy into a neural message?What is the blind spot in the eye and how does it impact the transference of light energy?
How is visual information processed in the brain?But what are some things (situations and/or objects) which can impede visual information being processed in the brain.Please include a relevant example to illustrate your answer.
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