1. sound
2. auditory canal
3. tympanic membrane
4. ossicles
5. oval window
6. cochlea
7. basilar membrane
8. hair cells
9. vestibulocochlear nerve
10. temporal lobe
11. pitch
12. loudness
13. timbre
14. decibel
15. absolute threshold
16. difference threshold
17. Weber’s Law
18. signal detection theory
19. sensory adaptation
20. rods
21. cones
22. fovea
23. optic nerve
24. blind spot
25. visual cortex
26. wavelength
27. amplitude
28. hue
29. brightness
30. saturation
31. trichromatic theory
32. opponent-process theory
33. afterimage
34. Gestalt principles
35. figure-ground
36. proximity
37. similarity
38. continuity
39. closure
40. depth perception
41. binocular cues
42. monocular cues
43. retinal disparity
44. convergence
45. linear perspective
46. relative size
47. interposition
48. texture gradient
49. motion parallax
50. phi phenomenon
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of sensation and perception worksheet.