Exam 7: How Do We Study the Brains Structures and Functions 

_____, which _____ in the brain, are prescribed for children suffering from ADHD.

The administration of _____ can produce hypokinetic rats, whereas administration of _____ produces hyperkinetic rats.

Maternal attention given by mother rats to their infants alters the expression of certain genes in the:

To measure changes in brain activity over the frontal lobes as infants and toddlers learn language, the best technique to use is:

Lashley made lesions on the cortices of rats in his search for the location of memory. He found that:

What is a magnetoencephalogram (MEG)? How is it similar to an electroencephalogram and event-related potentials?

One practical issue researchers must take into account when deciding how to examine a patient or study subject is temporal resolution. What does this refer to?

What is optogenetics? How is it used to excite and inhibit neurons?

ADHD and ADD are:

What three tests make use of a hidden platform in a swimming pool to examine memory in rats?

One advantage of cerebral voltammetry over microdialysis is that it:

Humans who have a history of childhood abuse and who commit suicide show epigenetic differences in the:

How does cerebral voltammetry work?

fMRI works because:

Magnetic resonance imaging involves:

Companies using animals for research generally follow good laboratory practice, because if they don't:

What are spatial and temporal resolutions? Why are these concepts important for brain imaging?

If a researcher wanted to determine a receptor system's role in the CNS, which experimental method would he or she use?

What is diffusion tensor imaging (DTI)? What is it used to study?

How does MRI work?