Question

question 51 (1 point)
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where does transduction occur in the visual system?
basilar membrane
ganglion cells
rods and cones
bipolar neurons
question 52 (1 point)
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research using novel objects called \greebles\ showed that
the fusiform face area processes only entire faces
the fusiform face area processes any image for which people are recognition
experts
the fusiform face area processes only objects
the fusiform face area processes only facial features

Explanation:

• Question 51: Transduction in the visual system occurs in rods and cones. Rods and cones are photoreceptor cells in the retina. They convert light (electromagnetic energy) into neural signals (electro - chemical energy). The basilar membrane is related to the auditory system. Ganglion cells and bipolar neurons are part of the neural pathway in the retina but do not perform the initial transduction.
• Question 52: Research using greebles (novel objects) showed that the fusiform face area processes any image for which people are recognition experts. The fusiform face area is not limited to processing only entire faces, only objects, or only facial features. When people become experts at recognizing greebles (through training), the fusiform face area shows activity similar to when it processes faces in non - expert greeble viewers.

Answer:

Question 51: rods and cones
Question 52: the fusiform face area processes any image for which people are recognition experts