Habituation sensory adaptation-sensory events

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Assignment Overview This assignment applies key ideas of sensation. Deliverables Four stories Activity Details Perform the following tasks: Step 1: Tell a story. For each of the following types of sensory events, provide a step-by step story about how this information is transmitted to the brain. Incorporate all of the key terms at least once. You are studying quietly in a coffee shop when you suddenly become away of the music that is played in the background. You become dizzy on a Ferris wheel and trip after you get off the ride. You touch a hot stove. You are blinded by the sunshine and your eyes water while leaving a movie theater. Use ALL of the following terms: Pupil Lens Vitreous humor Iris Aqueous Humor Retina Blind Spot Rods Dark Adaptation Light Adaptation Cones Outer ear Eardrum Anvil Stirrup Cochlea Skin sense Â·Kinesthetic sense Vestibular sense Equilibrium Subliminal stimuli Absolute threshold Â·Habituation Sensory adaptation

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