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Photoreceptors for bright light and color vision.
Photoreceptors for dim light and shapes.
Transmits visual information from the retina to the brain.
Color vision results from three types of cones activated at different intensities.
Perception of color involves opposing color pairs.
A visual impression that persists after the original image is removed.
Vibrates in response to sound waves.
Small bones that transmit vibrations from the eardrum.
Structures that help maintain balance and spatial orientation.
Quality of sound that distinguishes different sources.
Speed of sound wave vibrations determining pitch.
Height of sound waves affecting loudness.
Nerve fibers that transmit smell information to the brain.
Taste buds that detect different flavors.
Total hours of sleep missed in a healthy cycle.
Inability to fall or stay asleep.
Condition causing breathing interruptions during sleep.
Sudden sleep attacks during the day.
Neurotransmitter that helps maintain wakefulness.
Cleans the brain of waste during sleep.
Dreams result from random brain activity during sleep.
Manifest content is the dream's storyline; latent content is its meaning.
Redirecting emotions from one object to another in dreams.
Attributing personal feelings to others in dreams.
Using symbols to represent repressed thoughts in dreams.
Creating a logical story from dream content.
Combining multiple ideas into a single image in dreams.
Awareness and control over one's dreams.
Achieving lucidity through self-suggestion or waking up briefly.
Recognizing dream signs to become aware of dreaming.
Transitioning directly from wakefulness to REM sleep.
Activates specific brain areas during REM sleep.
Involved in memory encoding and retrieval during dreaming.
Processes visual information in dreams.
Handles auditory information in dreams.
Integrates and organizes dream content into a narrative.