1. Stimulation of sensory receptors of the skin is processed by the
A. septal cortex, which is located in the cerebellum
B. limbic system, which is located in the hypothalamus
C. somatosensory cortex, which is located in the parietal lobes
D. medial forebrain bundle, which is located in the temporal lobes
2. The volley principle suggests that
A. spreading effects from one semicircular canal to another interact to produce pitch perception for frequencies higher than 5,000 Hz
B. ossicles of the middle ear "echo" or "volley" auditory transmission back and forth to stimulate hair cells
C. sound localization is an interpretation of time discrepancies between the time when the same sound reaches the ear
D. groups of auditory neurons are able to fire neural impulses in rapid succession, sending signals that exceed the firing rate of any single neuron
3. The action of the visual receptors supports the
A. Hering theory of color vision
B. opponent process theory of color vision
C. James-Lange theory of color vision
D. Yerkes-Dodson theory of color vision
4. The actual, direct receptors for hearing are the
A. ossicles
B. cochleas
C. hair cells
D. basilar cells
5. Abruptly stopping the use of a sedative for the treatment of insomnia can lead to
A. REM rebound
B. narcolepsy
C. microsleep
D. rebound insomnia