intensity optic nerve change blindness subliminal difference threshold perception feature detectors Weber's Law rods visual cliff Young- Helmholtz trichromatic theory parallel processing accommodation opponent- processing theory parapsychology psychophysics middle ear transduction kinesthesis top-down processing lens selective attention signal detection theory iris gate- control theory absolute threshold sensory adaptation wavelength blind spot inattentional blindness place theory sensorineural hearing loss retina cones bottom-up processing hue sensory interaction pupil fovea priming feature detectors sensation pitch intensity optic nerve change blindness subliminal difference threshold perception feature detectors Weber's Law rods visual cliff Young- Helmholtz trichromatic theory parallel processing accommodation opponent- processing theory parapsychology psychophysics middle ear transduction kinesthesis top-down processing lens selective attention signal detection theory iris gate- control theory absolute threshold sensory adaptation wavelength blind spot inattentional blindness place theory sensorineural hearing loss retina cones bottom-up processing hue sensory interaction pupil fovea priming feature detectors sensation pitch
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intensity
optic nerve
change blindness
subliminal
difference threshold
perception
feature detectors
Weber's Law
rods
visual cliff
Young-Helmholtz trichromatic theory
parallel processing
accommodation
opponent-processing theory
parapsychology
psychophysics
middle ear
transduction
kinesthesis
top-down processing
lens
selective attention
signal detection theory
iris
gate-control theory
absolute threshold
sensory adaptation
wavelength
blind spot
inattentional blindness
place theory
sensorineural hearing loss
retina
cones
bottom-up processing
hue
sensory interaction
pupil
fovea
priming
feature detectors
sensation
pitch