Exam 12:What Causes Emotional and Motivated Behavior? Part A

The medial forebrain bundle helps transmit _____ to the _____.

When animals engage in activities such as eating and sexual activity,there is a marked increase in dopamine levels in the:

Aphagia (lack of eating)can be produced by lesioning the:

Activators for inborn adaptive responses that aid in an animal's survival are called:

Patients with lesions to the orbital prefrontal cortex typically become:

_____ are biochemicals that can act as chemosignals to affect the physiology or behavior of another animal.

The selection of motor sequences that are to be executed comes from the:

Which of the following cranial nerves is NOT involved in transmitting gustatory information?

Drugs that act as _____ are often prescribed to treat anxiety disorders.

Coyotes cannot learn to stop attacking sheep even if farmers shoot and kill many of them.However,if the coyotes are allowed to eat a poisoned sheep carcass that makes them sick they will quickly learn not to eat sheep anymore.This is an example of:

The effects that hormones have on the adult brain are referred to as:

Emotions entail autonomic changes,subjective feelings,and cognition.Which sequence of brain structures is MOST likely involved in each of these three forms of experience?

According to Daly and Wilson,homicide is:

Electrical stimulation of the _____ produces a fear response.