Question 1

​Most ____ have a mixture of psychological and medical training and work in hospitals and clinics.

Accepted Answer

A) psychophysiologists 
B) neurochemists​ 
C) neuropsychologists​ 
D) physiological psychologists​ 
A) psychophysiologists 
B) neurochemists​ 
C) neuropsychologists​ 
D) physiological psychologists​

Question 2

​The term ontogenetic comes from the Greek word that relating to the ____.

Accepted Answer

A) origin of being 
B) cause of actions​ 
C) meaning of life​ 
D) goals of actions​ 
A) origin of being 
B) cause of actions​ 
C) meaning of life​ 
D) goals of actions​

Question 3

​In a small population of sheep,the dominant male may produce many more offspring than the other males,spreading his genes.This is an example of ____.

Accepted Answer

A) assimilation 
B) artificial selection​ 
C) genetic drift​ 
D) recombination​ 
A) assimilation 
B) artificial selection​ 
C) genetic drift​ 
D) recombination​

Question 4

​If you are interested in clinical psychology,school psychology,social work,physical therapy,or another field that is on the outskirts of neuroscience,which resource would be a good choice?

Accepted Answer

A) Archives of General Psychiatry 
B) Neurology​ 
C) The Journal of Neuroscience​ 
D) The Dana Foundation website​ 
A) Archives of General Psychiatry 
B) Neurology​ 
C) The Journal of Neuroscience​ 
D) The Dana Foundation website​

Question 5

​In the context of the "three Rs" of animal research,refinement refers to ____.

Accepted Answer

A) reducing pain and discomfort 
B) recognizing potential confounders​ 
C) reusing prior research analysis​ 
D) recombining effective statistical tests​ 
A) reducing pain and discomfort 
B) recognizing potential confounders​ 
C) reusing prior research analysis​ 
D) recombining effective statistical tests​

Question 6

​The extreme polarization that characterizes the debate about the use of animals in research ____.

Accepted Answer

A) interferes with open-minded contemplation of the difficult issues 
B) has led to universities opening animal laboratories to the public​ 
C) has led to the development of compromises that are acceptable to most​ 
D) creates an atmosphere that favors useful, spirited debate​ 
A) interferes with open-minded contemplation of the difficult issues 
B) has led to universities opening animal laboratories to the public​ 
C) has led to the development of compromises that are acceptable to most​ 
D) creates an atmosphere that favors useful, spirited debate​

Question 7

​Some animals have camouflage that matches their typical surroundings in order to provide protection from predators.What type of explanation does this illustrate?

Accepted Answer

A) evolutionary 
B) functional​ 
C) ontogenetic​ 
D) physiological​ 
A) evolutionary 
B) functional​ 
C) ontogenetic​ 
D) physiological​

Question 8

​A neuropsychologist ____.

Accepted Answer

A) has an M.D.and specializes in the treatment of brain damage 
B) conducts research on animal behavior ​ 
C) is more often a teacher than a practitioner​ 
D) tests the abilities and disabilities of people with brain damage​ 
A) has an M.D.and specializes in the treatment of brain damage 
B) conducts research on animal behavior ​ 
C) is more often a teacher than a practitioner​ 
D) tests the abilities and disabilities of people with brain damage​

Question 9

​Who is most associated with the idea that consciousness should be regarded as a fundamental property?

Accepted Answer

A) Chalmers 
B) Descartes​ 
C) Leibniz​ 
D) Tinbergen​ 
A) Chalmers 
B) Descartes​ 
C) Leibniz​ 
D) Tinbergen​

Question 10

​List and explain the "three Rs" of animal research.

Accepted Answer

​The legal standard emphasizes "the thre

Question 11

​Who proposed that biological explanations of behavior fall into four categories?

Accepted Answer

A) Chalmers 
B) Descartes​ 
C) Leibniz​ 
D) Tinbergen​ 
A) Chalmers 
B) Descartes​ 
C) Leibniz​ 
D) Tinbergen​

Question 12

Jill studies how hormones influence sexual behavior of rats.She is most likely a ____.​

Accepted Answer

A) biological psychologist 
B) ​neuroscientist 
C) ​clinical psychologist 
D) psychiatrist 
A) biological psychologist 
B) ​neuroscientist 
C) ​clinical psychologist 
D) psychiatrist

Question 13

​Which specialist is most likely to work with people with brain damage?

Accepted Answer

A) comparative psychologist 
B) biopsychologist​ 
C) neuropsychologist​ 
D) psychobiologist​ 
A) comparative psychologist 
B) biopsychologist​ 
C) neuropsychologist​ 
D) psychobiologist​

Question 14

Gottfried Leibniz (1714)posed the question: "Why is there something rather than nothing?"

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

​In many species,a young male bird learns its song by listening to adult males.Development of the song requires certain genes and the opportunity to hear the appropriate song during a sensitive period early in life.What type of explanation is illustrated here?

Accepted Answer

A) evolutionary 
B) ontogenetic​ 
C) neurological​ 
D) physiological​ 
A) evolutionary 
B) ontogenetic​ 
C) neurological​ 
D) physiological​

Question 16

Mental activity and certain types of brain activity are,so far as we can tell,inseparable.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

​Consciousness does not occur when you are ____.

Accepted Answer

A) in a coma 
B) ​daydreaming 
C) ​watching television 
D) exercising 
A) in a coma 
B) ​daydreaming 
C) ​watching television 
D) exercising

Question 18

​A(n)____ is most likely to have a PhD and study the anatomy,biochemistry,or physiology of the nervous system.

Accepted Answer

A) psychiatrist 
B) neuroscientist​ 
C) neurologist​ 
D) neurosurgeon​ 
A) psychiatrist 
B) neuroscientist​ 
C) neurologist​ 
D) neurosurgeon​

Question 19

​A stroke patient might seek the aid of a(n)____ to increase the functions of daily life.

Accepted Answer

A) neuroscientist 
B) clinical psychologist​ 
C) occupational therapist​ 
D) neurochemist​ 
A) neuroscientist 
B) clinical psychologist​ 
C) occupational therapist​ 
D) neurochemist​

Question 20

​A comparative psychologist ____.

Accepted Answer

A) compares the reactions different people have in similar situations 
B) considers the evolutionary histories of different species and their behaviors​ 
C) compares nervous system responses of different people​ 
D) helps people with emotional distress​ 
A) compares the reactions different people have in similar situations 
B) considers the evolutionary histories of different species and their behaviors​ 
C) compares nervous system responses of different people​ 
D) helps people with emotional distress​

Most ____ have a mixture of psychological and medical training and work in hospitals and clinics.

The term ontogenetic comes from the Greek word that relating to the ____.

In a small population of sheep,the dominant male may produce many more offspring than the other males,spreading his genes.This is an example of ____.

If you are interested in clinical psychology,school psychology,social work,physical therapy,or another field that is on the outskirts of neuroscience,which resource would be a good choice?

In the context of the "three Rs" of animal research,refinement refers to ____.

The extreme polarization that characterizes the debate about the use of animals in research ____.

Some animals have camouflage that matches their typical surroundings in order to provide protection from predators.What type of explanation does this illustrate?

A neuropsychologist ____.

Who is most associated with the idea that consciousness should be regarded as a fundamental property?

List and explain the "three Rs" of animal research.

Who proposed that biological explanations of behavior fall into four categories?

Jill studies how hormones influence sexual behavior of rats.She is most likely a ____.

Which specialist is most likely to work with people with brain damage?

Gottfried Leibniz (1714)posed the question: "Why is there something rather than nothing?"

In many species,a young male bird learns its song by listening to adult males.Development of the song requires certain genes and the opportunity to hear the appropriate song during a sensitive period early in life.What type of explanation is illustrated here?

Mental activity and certain types of brain activity are,so far as we can tell,inseparable.

Consciousness does not occur when you are ____.

A(n)____ is most likely to have a PhD and study the anatomy,biochemistry,or physiology of the nervous system.

A stroke patient might seek the aid of a(n)____ to increase the functions of daily life.

A comparative psychologist ____.

Nerve Cells and Nerve Impulses

Synapses

Anatomy and Research Methods

Genetics, evolution, development, and Plasticity

Vision

Other Sensory Systems

Movement

Wakefulness and Sleep

Internal Regulation

Reproductive Behaviors

Emotional Behaviors

The Biology of Learning and Memory

Cognitive Functions

Psychological Disorders

Filters

Exam 15: Appendix A: Brief, basic Chemistry

​Most ____ have a mixture of psychological and medical training and work in hospitals and clinics.

​The term ontogenetic comes from the Greek word that relating to the ____.

​In a small population of sheep,the dominant male may produce many more offspring than the other males,spreading his genes.This is an example of ____.

​If you are interested in clinical psychology,school psychology,social work,physical therapy,or another field that is on the outskirts of neuroscience,which resource would be a good choice?

​In the context of the "three Rs" of animal research,refinement refers to ____.

​The extreme polarization that characterizes the debate about the use of animals in research ____.

​Some animals have camouflage that matches their typical surroundings in order to provide protection from predators.What type of explanation does this illustrate?

​A neuropsychologist ____.

​Who is most associated with the idea that consciousness should be regarded as a fundamental property?

​List and explain the "three Rs" of animal research.

​Who proposed that biological explanations of behavior fall into four categories?

Jill studies how hormones influence sexual behavior of rats.She is most likely a ____.​

​Which specialist is most likely to work with people with brain damage?

Gottfried Leibniz (1714)posed the question: "Why is there something rather than nothing?"

​In many species,a young male bird learns its song by listening to adult males.Development of the song requires certain genes and the opportunity to hear the appropriate song during a sensitive period early in life.What type of explanation is illustrated here?

Mental activity and certain types of brain activity are,so far as we can tell,inseparable.​

​Consciousness does not occur when you are ____.

​A(n)____ is most likely to have a PhD and study the anatomy,biochemistry,or physiology of the nervous system.

​A stroke patient might seek the aid of a(n)____ to increase the functions of daily life.

​A comparative psychologist ____.

Nerve Cells and Nerve Impulses

Synapses

Anatomy and Research Methods

Genetics, evolution, development, and Plasticity

Vision

Other Sensory Systems

Movement

Wakefulness and Sleep

Internal Regulation

Reproductive Behaviors

Emotional Behaviors

The Biology of Learning and Memory

Cognitive Functions

Psychological Disorders

Filters

Most ____ have a mixture of psychological and medical training and work in hospitals and clinics.

The term ontogenetic comes from the Greek word that relating to the ____.

In a small population of sheep,the dominant male may produce many more offspring than the other males,spreading his genes.This is an example of ____.

If you are interested in clinical psychology,school psychology,social work,physical therapy,or another field that is on the outskirts of neuroscience,which resource would be a good choice?

In the context of the "three Rs" of animal research,refinement refers to ____.

The extreme polarization that characterizes the debate about the use of animals in research ____.

Some animals have camouflage that matches their typical surroundings in order to provide protection from predators.What type of explanation does this illustrate?

A neuropsychologist ____.

Who is most associated with the idea that consciousness should be regarded as a fundamental property?

List and explain the "three Rs" of animal research.

Who proposed that biological explanations of behavior fall into four categories?

Jill studies how hormones influence sexual behavior of rats.She is most likely a ____.

Which specialist is most likely to work with people with brain damage?

In many species,a young male bird learns its song by listening to adult males.Development of the song requires certain genes and the opportunity to hear the appropriate song during a sensitive period early in life.What type of explanation is illustrated here?

Mental activity and certain types of brain activity are,so far as we can tell,inseparable.

Consciousness does not occur when you are ____.

A(n)____ is most likely to have a PhD and study the anatomy,biochemistry,or physiology of the nervous system.

A stroke patient might seek the aid of a(n)____ to increase the functions of daily life.

A comparative psychologist ____.