Question 1

How many neurons does each person have?

Accepted Answer

A)  100 million 
B)  128 thousand 
C)  33 billion 
D)  55 billion 
E)  86 billion 
A)  100 million 
B)  128 thousand 
C)  33 billion 
D)  55 billion 
E)  86 billion E

Question 2

Which area of the brain is involved in the smooth movement of our bodies?

Accepted Answer

A)  Hindbrain 
B)  Midbrain 
C)  Pons 
D)  Medulla 
E)  Cerebellum 
A)  Hindbrain 
B)  Midbrain 
C)  Pons 
D)  Medulla 
E)  Cerebellum E

Question 3

What does the f in fMRI stand for?

Accepted Answer

A)  Fractional 
B)  Functional 
C)  Follicle 
D)  Frequency 
E)  Factorial 
A)  Fractional 
B)  Functional 
C)  Follicle 
D)  Frequency 
E)  Factorial B

Question 4

The time frame for hormones to take effect is:

Accepted Answer

A)  Minutes to hours 
B)  Hours to days 
C)  Minutes to months 
D)  Second to days 
E)  Seconds to months 
A)  Minutes to hours 
B)  Hours to days 
C)  Minutes to months 
D)  Second to days 
E)  Seconds to months

Question 5

James called the way that our mind jumps from one thought to another:

Accepted Answer

A)  Overthinking 
B)  Stream of consciousness 
C)  The unconscious 
D)  Daydreaming 
E)  Mindless thought 
A)  Overthinking 
B)  Stream of consciousness 
C)  The unconscious 
D)  Daydreaming 
E)  Mindless thought

Question 6

In individuals with PTSD (post-traumatic stress disorder), a mildly fearful stimulus produces an overreactive:

Accepted Answer

A)  Hypothalamus 
B)  Thalamus 
C)  Amygdala 
D)  Hippocampus 
E)  Cingulate gyrus 
A)  Hypothalamus 
B)  Thalamus 
C)  Amygdala 
D)  Hippocampus 
E)  Cingulate gyrus

Question 7

A map of neural connections in the brain is known as a:

Accepted Answer

A)  Connectome 
B)  Brainbow 
C)  Pictogram 
D)  Histogram 
E)  Brain-ray 
A)  Connectome 
B)  Brainbow 
C)  Pictogram 
D)  Histogram 
E)  Brain-ray

Question 8

This type of scan involves using a radioactive tracer:

Accepted Answer

A)  MRI 
B)  fMRI 
C)  PET 
D)  EEG 
E)  MEG 
A)  MRI 
B)  fMRI 
C)  PET 
D)  EEG 
E)  MEG

How many neurons does each person have?

Which area of the brain is involved in the smooth movement of our bodies?

What does the f in fMRI stand for?

The time frame for hormones to take effect is:

James called the way that our mind jumps from one thought to another:

In individuals with PTSD (post-traumatic stress disorder), a mildly fearful stimulus produces an overreactive:

A map of neural connections in the brain is known as a:

This type of scan involves using a radioactive tracer:

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How many neurons does each person have?

Which area of the brain is involved in the smooth movement of our bodies?

What does the f in fMRI stand for?

The time frame for hormones to take effect is:

James called the way that our mind jumps from one thought to another:

In individuals with PTSD (post-traumatic stress disorder), a mildly fearful stimulus produces an overreactive:

A map of neural connections in the brain is known as a:

This type of scan involves using a radioactive tracer:

Psychology: Historical Roots and Modern Approaches

Scientific Psychology and Its Research Methods

Developmental Processes

Sensation and Perception

Consciousness

Memory

Learning, Ethology, and Language Processes

Cognition, Problem-Solving and Intelligence

Motivation and Emotion; Stress and Health

Social Psychology

Personality

Psychological Disorders

Treatment

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