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PHY2011 - Neuroscience of communication, sensory and control systems - S1 2025

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The Ishihara test plates require use of  the following receptors

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Image failed to load: Myopia and hypermetropia figures

With respect to the two figures above, answer the following questions:

1. The visual problem shown in panel A is called

2. The problem in A is most likely to arise in the eye from

3. The visual problem in panel A can be corrected using

4. The visual problem shown in panel B is called

5. The problem in B is most likely to arise in the eye from

 

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In addition to small RF size of neurons another important property in being able to tell texture is

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What frequency range is generally held to be most important in understanding speech?

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Localization acuity for tactile stimuli depends on

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In the figure of the structure of the eye, the fovea is indicated by the letter

Image failed to load: Structure of the eye

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In the simulation on vision, the blind spot that you measured

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If you damage or burn the tips of your fingers you would lose the ability to tell the fine detail of a texture but not the ability to localize objects, when using the fingertips.

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In the swinging flashlight test, the examiner swings the beam of a penlight back and forth from one eye to the other to examine for

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One reason you can distinguish between a needle prick on the foot and an ice cube on the wrist is that

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