PSY 200 NVCC Unit 1 Verified Questions And Answers |
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A hypothesis? - ✔✔A falsifiable prediction made by a theory
amygdala - ✔✔A part of the limbic system that plays a central
role in many emotional processes, particularly the format of
emotional memories.
At what age do humans seem to experience self-recognition? -
✔✔18 months
autonomic nervous system - ✔✔autonomic sends nerves that
cares involuntary and automatic commands that controls
blood vessels, body organs, and gland.
Axons - ✔✔The part of a neuron that carries information to
other neurons, muscles and glands
basal ganglia - ✔✔A set of subcortical structures that directs
international movements
,cerebellum - ✔✔A large structure of the hindbrain that
controls fine motor skills.
Cerebral cortex - ✔✔The outermost layer of the brain, visible
to the naked eye and divided into 2 hemispheres
corpus callosum - ✔✔A thick band of nerve fibers that
connects larger areas of the cerebral cortex on each side of
the brain and supports communications of information across
the hemispheres.
Dendrites? - ✔✔the part of the neuron that receives
information from other neurons and relays it to the cell body.
Does the brain look awake or asleep during REM sleep? -
✔✔Awake
draw inferences? - ✔✔tells scientists what kinds of
conclusions or inferences can be drawn from observed
differences between experimental and control groups
- if p<.05, it means that the odds the results would have
occurred if random assignment had failed are less than 5%,
, and given that the results did occur, a failure of random
assignment is unlikely to have happened
During which stage of sleep do dreams tend to occur? -
✔✔REM sleep
During which stage of sleep is there the most brain activity? -
✔✔REM
Forebrain - ✔✔Controls complex cognitive, emotional,
sensory & motor function.
frontal - ✔✔A region of the cerebral cortex that has
specialized areas for movement, abstract thinking, planning,
memory, and judgment
Full consciousness - ✔✔Consciousness in which you know &
are able to report your mental state
Hindbrain/brainstem - ✔✔An area of the brain that
coordinates information coming into and out of the spinal
cord
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A hypothesis? - ✔✔A falsifiable prediction made by a theory
amygdala - ✔✔A part of the limbic system that plays a central
role in many emotional processes, particularly the format of
emotional memories.
At what age do humans seem to experience self-recognition? -
✔✔18 months
autonomic nervous system - ✔✔autonomic sends nerves that
cares involuntary and automatic commands that controls
blood vessels, body organs, and gland.
Axons - ✔✔The part of a neuron that carries information to
other neurons, muscles and glands
basal ganglia - ✔✔A set of subcortical structures that directs
international movements
,cerebellum - ✔✔A large structure of the hindbrain that
controls fine motor skills.
Cerebral cortex - ✔✔The outermost layer of the brain, visible
to the naked eye and divided into 2 hemispheres
corpus callosum - ✔✔A thick band of nerve fibers that
connects larger areas of the cerebral cortex on each side of
the brain and supports communications of information across
the hemispheres.
Dendrites? - ✔✔the part of the neuron that receives
information from other neurons and relays it to the cell body.
Does the brain look awake or asleep during REM sleep? -
✔✔Awake
draw inferences? - ✔✔tells scientists what kinds of
conclusions or inferences can be drawn from observed
differences between experimental and control groups
- if p<.05, it means that the odds the results would have
occurred if random assignment had failed are less than 5%,
, and given that the results did occur, a failure of random
assignment is unlikely to have happened
During which stage of sleep do dreams tend to occur? -
✔✔REM sleep
During which stage of sleep is there the most brain activity? -
✔✔REM
Forebrain - ✔✔Controls complex cognitive, emotional,
sensory & motor function.
frontal - ✔✔A region of the cerebral cortex that has
specialized areas for movement, abstract thinking, planning,
memory, and judgment
Full consciousness - ✔✔Consciousness in which you know &
are able to report your mental state
Hindbrain/brainstem - ✔✔An area of the brain that
coordinates information coming into and out of the spinal
cord
