Sensation: Thresholds, Weber's Law, Sensory Adaptation, Interaction & Synesthesia | AP Psych Unit 1

▶ Watch the full Unit 1 course in order:    • AP Psychology Unit 1: Biological Bases of ...   Sensation explained for AP Psychology Unit 1: transduction, absolute threshold, just noticeable difference, Weber's law, sensory adaptation, sensory interaction, and synesthesia. Aligned with the current AP® Psychology Course and Exam Description. Free mastery questions for this video: https://animatedpsych.com Why does a cold pool stop feeling cold? Why does food taste bland when you're stuffed up? Learn the key concepts that apply across all your senses, with a quick review at the end. 0:00 Sensation and transduction 1:22 Absolute threshold 2:08 Just noticeable difference (JND) 2:36 Weber's law 3:42 Sensory adaptation 4:14 Sensory interaction 4:36 Synesthesia 5:21 Quick review Part of AnimatedPsych's free AP® Psychology course, Unit 1: Biological Bases of Behavior. AP® is a trademark registered by the College Board, which is not affiliated with, and does not endorse, this product.