PHYSIOLOGICAL PSYCHOLOGY - EXAM 4
QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED ANSWERS [
GRADED A+]
• 5-HYDROXYINDOLEACETIC ACID (5-HIAA) - ✔✔serotonin's main
metabolite
• ADRENOCORTICOTROPIC HORMONE (ACTH) - ✔✔chemical released
from the anterior pituitary gland, which enhances metabolic activity and
elevates blood levels of sugar
• ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE - ✔✔condition characterized by memory loss,
confusion, depression, restlessness, hallucinations, delusions,
sleeplessness, and loss of appetite
©morren 2025/2026.Year published 2026.
, • AMNESIA - ✔✔memory loss
• AMPA RECEPTOR - ✔✔a glutamate receptor that can respond to α-
amino-3-hydrozy-5-methyl-4-isoxazolepropionic acid (AMPA)
• AMYLOID- Β - ✔✔a protein that accumulates to higher than normal
levels in the brains of people with Alzheimer's disease
• ANTEROGRADE AMNESIA - ✔✔inability to form memories for events
that happened after brain damage
• ANTIBODIES - ✔✔Y-shaped proteins that attach to particular kinds of
antigens
• ANTIGENS - ✔✔surface proteins on a cell that identify the cell as your
own
©morren 2025/2026.Year published 2026.
QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED ANSWERS [
GRADED A+]
• 5-HYDROXYINDOLEACETIC ACID (5-HIAA) - ✔✔serotonin's main
metabolite
• ADRENOCORTICOTROPIC HORMONE (ACTH) - ✔✔chemical released
from the anterior pituitary gland, which enhances metabolic activity and
elevates blood levels of sugar
• ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE - ✔✔condition characterized by memory loss,
confusion, depression, restlessness, hallucinations, delusions,
sleeplessness, and loss of appetite
©morren 2025/2026.Year published 2026.
, • AMNESIA - ✔✔memory loss
• AMPA RECEPTOR - ✔✔a glutamate receptor that can respond to α-
amino-3-hydrozy-5-methyl-4-isoxazolepropionic acid (AMPA)
• AMYLOID- Β - ✔✔a protein that accumulates to higher than normal
levels in the brains of people with Alzheimer's disease
• ANTEROGRADE AMNESIA - ✔✔inability to form memories for events
that happened after brain damage
• ANTIBODIES - ✔✔Y-shaped proteins that attach to particular kinds of
antigens
• ANTIGENS - ✔✔surface proteins on a cell that identify the cell as your
own
©morren 2025/2026.Year published 2026.
