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100	1		_aColavita, Francis B.
245	1	0	_aSensation, perception and the aging process _h[videorecording] / _ctaught by Professor Francis B. Colavita
260			_aChantilly, VA : _bThe Teaching Company, _c2006
300			_a4 videodiscs (DVD) (30 min. each lecture) : _bsd., col. ; _c12 cm. + _eCourse guidebook
500			_aTitle from title screen
505			_aPart 1. Lecture 1. Sensation, perception, and behavior -- Lecture 2. Sensation and perception--a distinction -- Lecture 3. Vision--stimulus and the optical system -- Lecture 4. Vision--the retina -- Lecture 5. Vision--beyond the optic nerve -- Lecture 6. Vision--age-related changes -- Lecture 7. Hearing--stimulus and supporting structures -- Lecture 8. Hearing--the inner ear -- Lecture 9. Hearing--age-related changes -- Lecture 10. The cutaneous system--receptors, pathways -- Lecture 11. The cutaneous system--early development -- Lecture 12. The cutaneous system--age-related changes --Part 2. Lecture 13. Pain--early history -- Lecture 14. Pain--acupuncture, endorphines, and aging -- Lecture 15. Taste--stimulus, structures, and receptors -- Lecture 16. Taste--factors influencing preferences -- Lecture 17. Smell--the unappreciated sense -- Lecture 18. Smell--consequences of anosmia -- Lecture 19. The vestibular system--body orientation -- Lecture 20. The kinesthetic sense--motor memory -- Lecture 21. Brain mechanisms and perception -- Lecture 22. Perception of language -- Lecture 23. The visual agnosias -- Lecture 24. Perception of other people/course summary
511			_aLectures delivered by Professor Francis B. Colavita, University of Pittsburgh
520			_aProfessor Francis Colavita offers a biopsychological perspective on the way we humans navigate and react to the world around us in a process that is ever-changing. Our experiences are vastly different today than they were when we were children and our senses and brains were still developing; and those experiences are becoming ever more different as we age, when natural changes alert us to the need to compensate, often in ways that are quite positive
650		0	_aSenses and sensation
650		0	_aSenses and sensation in old age
650		0	_aPerception
710	2		_aThe Teaching Company
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