Chapter 4 - part 6: Our Sense of Touch: Sensory Systems in the Skin

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Psychology Quiz sobre Chapter 4 - part 6: Our Sense of Touch: Sensory Systems in the Skin, criado por Vincent Voltaire em 10-02-2020.
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Questão 1

Questão
What happens to the perception of pressure if a stimulus is applied continuously to a specific spot on the skin?
Responda
  • It fades in some receptive fields, but increases in others.
  • It increases over time.
  • It gradually fades.
  • It fades only if the pressure is pulsatile.

Questão 2

Questão
What route is taken by nerve fibres that carry information about pressure from the surface of the skin on the left side of the body?
Responda
  • past the spinal column and into the left temporal cortex
  • along the spinal meninges and terminating in the left parietal somatosensory cortex
  • through the spinal column and into the right frontal motor cortex
  • through the spinal column and into the right parietal somatosensory cortex

Questão 3

Questão
Which pain pathway transmits information about an injury that has just occurred?
Responda
  • fast
  • geniculate
  • slow
  • medial

Questão 4

Questão
Which pathway for pain results in the experience of pain being less localized and longer lasting?
Responda
  • endorphin
  • generic
  • slow
  • thalamic

Questão 5

Questão
What structures do neural transmission in the slow pain pathway depend on?
Responda
  • pulsating neural impulses called pain spindles
  • opponent process receptors in the area surrounding the injury
  • thicker, myelinated neurons called A-delta fibres
  • thin, unmyelinated neurons called C fibres

Questão 6

Questão
Catelin has had a slow throbbing pain in her ankle since she twisted it while in-line skating last week. Where are these pain signals travelling?
Responda
  • along thin, unmyelinated C fibres
  • through periacqueductal gray neurons in the midbrain
  • along ungated endorphin pathways in the hypothalamus
  • through thick, myelinated A-delta fibres

Questão 7

Questão
Derek dropped a hammer on his foot and shrieked a split second later at the intense pain from a newly broken toe. How did the almost instantaneous pain signals travel?
Responda
  • along thick, myelinated A-delta fibres
  • through periacqueductal gray neurons in the midbrain
  • along thin, unmyelinated C fibres
  • through gated endorphin pathways in the hypothalamus

Questão 8

Questão
Which of the following accurately describes the role of culture for pain perception?
Responda
  • Race has a larger impact on pain perception than does culture.
  • Culture has no impact on pain perception or attitudes toward pain.
  • Culture affects willingness to tolerate pain, but not the process of pain perception.
  • Cultural rules dictate the amount of pain experienced, but only above a certain innate threshold.

Questão 9

Questão
Which theory can account for the fact that people suffering from pain sometimes report pain relief from a sugar pill placebo?
Responda
  • cognitive control
  • sensory adaptation
  • perceptual constancy
  • gate control

Questão 10

Questão
Which of the following helps to explain an athlete’s ability to play with a broken foot and not feel the pain until much later?
Responda
  • overactive thyroid response
  • hypnotic induction control theory of pain
  • sympathetic nervous system control mechanisms
  • gate-control theory of pain

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