Psychology a girl out!
1) the visible spectrum consists of light waves in the wavelength range of approximately

a. 900 to 400 nanometers

b. 350 to 750 micrometers

c. 350 to 750 nanometers

d. 900 to 400 micrometers

2) what is defined as a condition in which an individual can recognize details in faces but cannot recognize faces as a whole?
question 2 options:

a) social aphasia

b) visual aphasia

c) prosopagnosia

d) visual agnosia

3) audition is to sound waves as olfaction is to
question 3 options:

a) light waves

b) pressure

c) molecules dissolved in saliva

d) airborne chemicals

4) the otolith organs are vestibular organs that detect rotary movements of the head in any direction.

a. true
b. false

5) which of the following is not a pictorial cue to portray depth?
question 5 options:

a. occlusion

b. texture gradient

c. size constancy

d. aerial perspective

6) which of the following is located in the inner ear?
question 6 options:

a. cochlea

b. pinna

c. auditory canal

d. ossicles

7) place theory for auditory perception states that the basilar membrane vibrates as a whole in direct proportion to the frequency of the sound waves striking the eardrum.
question 7 options:
a. true
b. false

8) what is a pheromone secreted my human males that has been associated with improved moods in human females?
question 8 options:

a. androstadienone

b. anthropine

c. aphrodisin

d. progesterone

9) which type of neuronal fiber carries dull or burning pain signals?
question 9 options:

a. a-delta fibers

b. c fibers

c. p fibers

d. a-beta fibers

10) weber's law states that:
question 10 options:

a. the perceptual experience of a stimulus is dependent upon the physical characteristics of the stimuli and to which portion of the cerebral cortex that information is first relayed.

b. sensory receptors respond exponentially less over time to a continually presented stimulus.

c. the detection of a stimulus depends on the intensity of a stimulus and the current state of an organism.

d. the amount of change in stimulation needed to produce a just noticeable difference is a constant proportion of the original stimulus.

Explanation:

1) The correct answer is c), 350 to 750 nanometers.

Visible light -- a small spectrum that has a huge range of electromagnetic radiation. That region consists of spectrum which consists wavelengths and they range approximately 350 to 750 nanometers.

What is defined as a condition in which an individual can recognize details in faces but cannot recognize faces as whole?

The correct answer is c) prosopagnosia.

2) Prosopagnosia or face blindness is a condition that is categorized as a cognitive disorder. It is when a person can't recognize a face that is familiar to them or sometimes even a person can't recognize oneself. When it comes to other aspects of one's personality and cognitive functions or visualization of objects,  they remain the same.

3) Audition is to sound waves as olfaction is to...

The correct answer is d) Airborne chemicals.

Airborne chemicals are the chemicals that are released into the air due to explosions and dangerous gases. This type of pollution is tightly connected with olfactory nerve. Some of the evidence from the researches says that in human epidemiologic and pathologic studies increase of exposure to air pollutants is very associated with bad function of olfaction.

4) The otolith organs are vestibular organs that detect rotary movements of the head in any direction.

The correct answer is a) True.

Those types of organs are crucial for coordinating the position of one's head and the movement of their eyes. They are a response to the rotational movements and changes of head's position. They are related to cerebellum and reflex of the spinal cord as well as brainstem.

5) Which of the following is not a pictorial cue to portray depth?

The correct answer is c) Size constancy.

Size and shape constancy depend on distance of perception.

Doesn't matter where the object is positioned, its shape is always recognized the same. That's the actual shape of an object. It looks like it's changing, its size and distance, but it's actually the same.

6) Which of the following is located in inner ear?

The correct answer is a) Cochlea.

It is located in inner ear, in the temporal bone and it helps when it comes to hearing. It has the shape of a snail. It produces nerve impulses in a vibrating sound.

7) Place Theory for auditory perception states that the basilar membrane vibrates as a whole in direct proportion to the frequency of the sound waves striking the eardrum.

The correct answer is b) False.

8) What is a pheromone secreted many human males that has been associated with improved moods in human females?

The correct answer is d) Progesterone.

Progesterone is a female hormone that’s secreted by the female’s system of reproduction. It functions to regulate the condition of uterus. An egg that’s being fertilized becomes implanted in the uterus and then it forms a placenta. The placenta produces progesterone.

9) Which type of neuronal fiber carries dull or burning pain signals?

The correct answer is b) C fibers.

By definition, C nerve fibers is a class of nerves that’s found in the nerves of the sensory system.  They are unmyelinated  and have a low conduction velocity. Damage and injure cause nerve fibers a huge pain.

10) Weber's law states that:

The correct answer is d) the amount of change in stimulation needed to produce a just-noticeable difference in constant proportion of the original stimulus.

By definition, it is a concept that a just-notifiable difference in stimulus is equally proportional to the magnitude of the original stimulus. It explains why we don’t notice some lights in the day time. It is a kind of law that describes type of nature, and it explains facts and events that are occurring in the nature.

answer: when you start thinking negitivly and start having suicidal thoughts

or harming yourself, sadness is part of depression as well as fear and anger combined

i think it's the first one because doctors aren't the ones who get rid of the old needles. most of them time it's not even doctors who give you shots, it's nurses.