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FUNCTION TYPE OBSERVABLE ENTITIES
CONCEPT
| ACTION | DEFINITION | CREATE CONCEPTS FOR RELATIONSHIP | CRS STATUS UPDATED |
Audition function (observable entity) | NEW | The audition (hearing) function endows a person with the capacity to process auditory stimuli. The visual sensory function and visual perception function are specific types of visual functions. | | Inherent location | | accepted |
Auditory perception function (observable entity) | NEW | Auditory perception is a function that endows a person with the capacity to create mental representations of auditory stimuli (sounds). The realization of this function is the cognitive processing of sound and the phenomenological experience of hearing. | | Inherent location | | pending clarification |
Auditory sensory function (observable entity) | NEW | The auditory sensory function is a function that endows a person with the capacity to detect sound stimuli (specific types of energy), convert these stimuli into a neural signal, and transmit this signal to the brain for further processing. The realization of this function is transduction of energy into neural signals and the transmission of neural signals to the brain. | | Inherent location | | accepted |
Hearing, function (observable entity) | INACTIVATE, REPLACE | Ambiguous | not submitted waiting for new concept | |
Olfactory function (observable entity) | NEW | The olfactory function endows a person with the capacity to process information about some stimulus (entity) based on molecular features of the stimulus. The realization of this function is the acquisition of knowledge from olfactory stimuli in the environment. | accepted | |
Olfactory perception function (observable entity) | NEW | Olfactory perception is a function that endows a person with the capacity to create a mental representation of a stimulus based on signals transmitted to the brain from olfactory (smell) sensory organs interacting with the stimulus. The realization of the olfactory perception function is a mental representation of the stimulus and the phenomenological experience of smelling. Inputs to the olfactory perception function are typically signals generated by the olfactory sensory transduction function. | | Inherent location | | accepted |
Olfactory sensory function (observable entity) | NEW | The olfactory (smell) sensory function endows a person with the capacity to convert molecules entering the nose into a neural signal, and transmit this signal to the brain for further processing. The realization of this function is the transduction of molecules into signals that can be processed within the brain. | | Inherent location | | new |
Sense of smell, function (observable entity) | INACTIVATE, REPLACE | Ambiguous | accepted | |
Tactile function (observable entity) | NEW | The tactile (touch) function is a function endows a person with the capacity to process tactile stimuli. The tactile sensory function and tactile perception function are specific types of tactile functions. | | Inherent location | | accepted |
Tactile perception function (observable entity) | NEW | Tactile perception is a function that endows a person with the capacity to create a mental representation of a stimulus based on signals transmitted to the brain from tactile (touch) sensory organs interacting with the stimulus. The realization of the tactile perception function is a mental representation of the stimulus and the phenomenological experience of touching. Inputs to the tactile perception function are signals from the tactile sensory transduction function. | | Is a | | Inherent location | | draft |
Tactile sensory function (observable entity) | MODIFY | The tactile (touch) sensory function endows a person with the capacity to convert sound stimuli (specific types of energy) into a neural signal, and transmit this signal to the brain for further processing. The realization of this function is the transduction of sound stimuli into signals that can be processed within the brain. | | Is a | | Inherent location | | withdrawn, new draft waiting for new concept |
Touch sensation (observable entity) | INACTIVATE, REPLACE | Ambiguous | withdrawn, recreating waiting for new concept | |
Touch perception (observable entity) | INACTIVATE, REPLACE | Ambiguous (not clear that this refers to the the function) | withdrawn, recreating waiting for new concept | |
Taste function (observable entity) | INACTIVATE, REPLACE | The taste function endows a person with the capacity to process visual stimuli. The visual sensory function and visual perception function are specific types of visual functions. | | Inherent location | | accepted |
Taste sensory function (observable entity) | NEW | The taste (gustation) sensory function endows a person with the capacity to convert molecules entering the mouth into neural signals, and transmit these signals to the brain for further processing. The realization of this function is the transduction of molecules into signals that can be processed within the brain. | | Inherent location | | accepted |
Taste perception function (observable entity) | NEW | Taste perception is a function that endows a person with the capacity to create a mental representation of a stimulus based on signals transmitted to the brain from gustatory (taste) sensory organs interacting with the stimulus. The realization of the taste perception function is a mental representation of the stimulus and the phenomenological experience of tasting. Inputs to the taste perception function are signals from the taste sensory transduction function. | | Inherent location | | pending clarification |
Visual function (observable entity) | MODIFY | The visual function endows a person with the capacity to process visual stimuli. The visual sensory function and visual perception function are specific types of visual functions. | accepted | |
Visual perception (observable entity) | MODIFY | Visual perception is a function that endows a person with the capacity to process visual sensory inputs to generate a mental representation of visual stimuli. The output of this function is a mental representation of size, shape, form, color, etc. of the perceived stimulus and the phenomenological experience of seeing. | | Inherent location | | accepted |
Visual sensory function (observable entity) | NEW | The visual sensory function endows a person with the capacity to convert visual stimuli into neural signals, and transmit these signals to the brain for further processing. The realization of this function is the transduction of visual stimuli into signals that can be processed within the brain. | | Inherent location | | accepted |
BODY STRUCTURES
Outstanding Questions:
Appropriate use of X pathway versus Entire X pathway in concept definition
CONCEPT
| ACTION | DEFINITION | CREATED FOR | CRS STATUS UPDATED |
Audition pathway structure (body structure) | NEW |
| Audition function (observable entity) | accepted |
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