Exam 1: What Is Behavioral Neuroscience

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Most pregnant women undergo regular medical evaluations of their pregnancies beginning at 8 weeks after fertilization. At this point in development, the fertilized egg is referred to by scientists as a(n) ______.

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About 97% of our DNA does not encode ______.

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What does the "double helix" refer to?

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Neither of Sean's parents has a red-green color deficiency, but Sean does. Why is this possible?

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How have cases of people with brain damage, such as Phineas Gage and Broca's patient, contributed to our understanding of the relationship between brain and behavior?

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Discuss the role of models in guiding research, with Descartes' model as an example.

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How long did it take researchers to sequence all of the genes in the human genome?

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Which theory was consistent with the idea of localization?

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How are sperm cells different from body cells?

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What is one concern that has been raised over explaining behaviors with a hereditary cause?

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Which of the following people was a physiologist?

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Karl Lashley is known for developing the theory of ______, which stated that behaviors arise from equal involvement of all the parts of the brain.

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Which of the following statements about chromosomes is true?

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What information has the Human Genome Project provided to scientists?

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How would the Human Genome Project have been helpful in identifying the gene involved in Huntington's disease if that information had been available earlier?

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Adenine, thymine, guanine, and cytosine are nucleotides that make up ______.

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Distinguish between the terms "dominance" and "recessiveness" and between "heterozygous" and "homozygous," using the trait of unattached versus attached earlobes.

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A woman is involved in a car crash and, as a result, cannot speak at all for several days. Surprisingly, she can still hear and understand what her doctor is saying perfectly well. If her doctor ordered a CAT scan of her brain (a form of X-ray), where might the doctor see damage/swelling?

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Which of the following individuals was important to developing the understanding that nerve cells communicate using electrical signals?

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Which of the following individuals was a dualist?

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