The area on S1 associated with the thumb is as large as the area for the forearm. This is an example of cortical magnification.
Cortical magnification refers to the fact that the number of neurons in the visual cortex accountable for processing the visible stimulus of a given length varies as a function of the place of the stimulus within the visual field.
Cortical magnification happens when a disproportionately large place on the cortex is activated via stimulation of a small region on the receptor surface. One instance of cortical magnification is the pretty huge area of the visual cortex which is activated by means of stimulation of the fovea. Cortical magnification describes what number of neurons in a place of the visual cortex is 'responsible' for processing a stimulus of a given size, as a function of the visual field location.
The magnification element of the retina is the linear extent of the visual striate cortex to which each degree of the retina projects. It has been recommended that the magnification factor is directly proportional to visible acuity, but the magnification factor measured in monkeys was compared with visible acuity in guys.
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Examples of the Provisions of the Social Security Act of 1935 were the following;
- To provide retirement planning for people
- Grants to maternal and child welfare
- Old-age benefits
- Grants to state for dependent children
- Public health work
- The term <em>state</em> includes Alaska, Hawaii and the District of Columbia
These, of course, are not all of the provisions- as the Social Security Act had several different parts and sections, but this should be a good head start.
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Schachter and singer are considered influential in the study of emotion because their theory introduced the influence of <u>cognitions on our aro usal levels</u>
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The research of Schachter and Singer supports their Two-Factor Theory of Emotion, which contends that physiological aro usal in all emotions is entirely the same and that we name our aro usal in accordance with the accessible cognitions. They came to the conclusion that if a person experiences an aro usal state for which they do not immediately have an explanation, they would label this state and describe how they are feeling in terms of the cognitions that are currently available to them.
This study sheds light on how people evaluate their physiological state using various contextual signals. - This study may be helpful in the treatment of persons who have anxiety and panic attacks since it will enable them to recognize environmental triggers that could make them feel frightened and physiologically aro used.
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Women more often report depressive feelings than men.
