1. When you see, hear, taste, smell, or feel a sensory stimulus, the physical energy that caused the stimulus is changed to neural impulses that are processed in your brain. This process is known as...

1. When you see, hear, taste, smell, or feel a sensory stimulus, the physical energy that caused the stimulus is changed to neural impulses that are processed in your brain. This process is known as

a. sensory adaptation. b. the absolute threshold.

c. perceptual organization. d. transduction.

2. If someone tells you he loves the color of your eyes, he is actually talking about your

a. pupils. b. corneas.

c. irises. d. retinas.

3. Rods are to cones as __________ is to __________.

a. dim light; color b. color; dim light

c. bright light; color d. color; bright light