Exam 2: Neuroscience and Behavior
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The corpus callosum is an important midbrain structure that contains many dopamine-producing neurons.
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Complete an illustration (similar to Figure 2.14 in your textbook) of the human brain, name and label its major regions, and briefly describe the functions of each structure.
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Petro is unable to articulate ideas or understand spoken or written language because of brain damage. Petro suffers from:
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According to the Critical Thinking box "'His' and 'Her' Brains?" not all structural differences found in male and female brains lead to differences in measurable behavior or abilities.
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Which parts of the body have the greatest representation on the primary motor cortex?
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According to one research study investigating the effects of learning a new skill on the brain's physical structure, novice jugglers showed evidence of brain changes within just seven days after learning to juggle.
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Which of the following statements about glial cells is FALSE?
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When a neuron depolarizes and begins an action potential, sodium ions move into the axon and then potassium ions move out of the axon.
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During the process of reuptake, glial cells absorb unused neurotransmitters and then transfer the neurotransmitters to the appropriate neuron.
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In the normal intact brain, the left and right cerebral hemispheres function in an integrated fashion.
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After surgery, physicians may prescribe a medication to relieve pain. Such a medication would most likely mimic the effects of:
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Which of the following brain structures is NOT a key component of the limbic system?
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Describe the sequence of events that occurs when one neuron communicates with another neuron.
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Which of the following does the text NOT mention in the discussion of the ways in which drugs can interfere with synaptic transmission?
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What are the three basic components of a neuron, and what function does each component perform?
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As you wait in line at the airport, the guy behind you is standing so close that his briefcase is pushing against your leg. You process the sensation of the briefcase touching and pushing against you in your:
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Because virtually all left-handed people are right-brain dominant, they are generally more creative and artistic than right-handed people, who are left-brain dominant.
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Explain the difference between structural plasticity and functional plasticity, and give an example of each.
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