Exam 8: Mechanization and Quantification
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When theorizing about human physiology, Descartes relied heavily on the hydraulic model he observed in
Moving statues. In Descartes' view of humans, _____ flowing in nerves is (are) analogous to water flowing
In the pipes of the statues.
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_____ was the first to apply statistics to the moral arena. One way he did so was by studying relationships
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________ was the first to use the term co-relation (later changed to correlation). He also contributed to the
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The doctrine of the specific energies of the nerves implies that
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_____discovered a gap between nerve cells and theorized that neural transmission proceeds from the synapse to the axon of a nerve cell
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__________ was the first to clearly demonstrate a spinal reflex.
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"The heart is a spring, the nerves are strings, the joints are wheels giving motion to the whole body." This
Mechanistic approach to life is encountered in the work of
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Which of the following advanced that idea that philosophy is simply the study of bodies in motion?
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In the tradition of la Mettrie, was a thoroughly materialistic physician who emphasized close connections between psychological processes, neurological activity, and environmental influences.
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__________ drew distinctions between voluntary and involuntary actions and may have been the first to use the
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A muscle with an attached nerve from a frog's leg contracts in a sealed glass tube. At one end of the glass tube
Is a pipette containing a drop of water. When the muscle contracts, the drop of water is not forced out. This
Demonstration by __________ proved embarrassing to the theory of nervous action advanced by
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_____ used the method of ablation to find look for evidence to support the claims of phrenology, but he
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_________ was one of the first to use descriptive social statistics in campaigns to improve the treatment
Environments for people with mental illnesses.
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_____ was the English researcher who discovered the motor function of the ventral root of the spinal chord.
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_____ developed the conviction that mental functions and personality characteristics are located in specific
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_____ discovered that articulate or spoken speech is localized in the left inferior frontal gyrus.
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