Exam 2: Brain and Behavior
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Which of the following is a major function of the primary somatosensory area of the cerebral cortex?
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Feelings of pleasure or euphoria similar to being "high" on morphine occur when which of the following are released in the brain?
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An extremely thin glass tube filled with a salty fluid with its tip being small enough to detect the electrical activity of a single neuron would be referred to as a(n)
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Successfully negotiating a maze, sculpting pottery, or painting a watercolor is a function of the
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Every time you learn something, you are reshaping your living brain, a process known as
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The process by which nerve impulses conducted down the axons of neurons coated with myelin jump from gap to gap in the myelin layer is called a(n)__________ conduction.
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In all, what percent of the population uses the left hemisphere for language?
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The increased size and wrinkling of the cerebral cortex in higher animals is referred to as
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The charge that exists across the nerve cell membrane is a result of differing
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Which excitatory neurotransmitter is involved with learning and memory and, in excess, leads to neuron death and autism and, in deficiency, leads to tiredness?
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Which theory explains that autism may arise in infants due to specific neurons in the frontal lobe being damaged by genetic defects or environmental risk factors?
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Immediate emotional responses to a traumatic event are most directly under the control of the
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The inner core of the adrenal glands that secretes epinephrine and norepinephrine is called the adrenal
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The technique that uses a magnetic field to develop an image of the brain is called the
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Which of the following is an excitatory neurotransmitter that participates in motivation, reward, and the planning of behavior with a deficiency leading to Parkinson's disease and an excess leading to schizophrenia?
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Using an electrode, an experimenter produces flashes of colored light and simple visual experiences in a patient undergoing brain surgery. Most likely, the experimenter has activated the __________ lobes.
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