Test Bank for An Introduction to Brain and Behavior 7th Edition by Bryan Kolb, Ian Q. Whishaw, Chapters 1 - 16, Complete Newest Version  

Test Bank for An Introduction to Brain and Behavior
7th Edition by Bryan Kolb, Ian Q. Whishaw,
Chapters 1 - 16, Complete Newest Version

,TablesnofsnContents
Chaptersn1s n WhatsnAresnthesnOriginssnofsnBrainsnandsnBehavior

?snChaptersn2s n WhatsnIssnthesnNervoussnSystem’ssnFunctionalsn

Anatomy?snChaptersn3s n WhatsnAresnthesnNervoussnSystem’ssnFu

nctionalsnUnits?

Chaptersn4s n HowsnDosnNeuronssnUsesnElectricalsnSignalssntosnTransmitsnInformati

on?snChaptersn5s n HowsnDosnNeuronssnCommunicatesnandsnAdapt?

Chaptersn6snHowsnDosnDrugssnandsnHormonessnInfluencesnthesnBrainsnandsnBehavio

r?snChaptersn7s n HowsnDosnWesnStudysnthesnBrain’ssnStructuressnandsnFunctions?

Chaptersn8s n HowsnDoessnthesnNervoussnSystemsnDevelopsnandsn

Adapt?snChaptersn9s n HowsnDosnWesnSense,snPerceive,snandsnSee

snthesnWorld?


Chaptersn10snHowsnDosnWesnHear,snSpeak,snandsnMakesnMusic?

Chaptersn11snHowsnDoessnthesnNervoussnSystemsnRespondsntosnStimulationsnandsnProducesn

Movement?snChaptersn12snWhatsnCausessnEmotionalsnandsnMotivatedsnBehavior?

Chaptersn13snWhysnDosnWesnSleepsnandsnDrea

m?snChaptersn14snHowsnDosnWesnLearnsnandsnR

emember?snChaptersn15snHowsnDoessnthesnBrains

nThink?


Chaptersn16snWhatsnHappenssnWhensnthesnBrainsnMisbehaves?

,Chaptersn1sn–snWhatsnaresnthesnoriginssnofsnBrainsnandsnBehaviour?
1. Brainsnabnormalitiessncansnbesnrelatedsnto:
A) 500sndisorders.
B) 1000sndisorders.
C) 1500sndisorders.
D) moresnthansn2,000sndisorders.



2. Allsnthesnnervesnprocessessnradiatingsnoutsnbeyondsnthesnbrainsnandsnspinalsncordsnassnwe
llsnassnallsnthesnneuronssnoutsidesnthesnbrainsnandsnspinalsncordsnconstitutesnthe:
A) nervoussnsystem.
B) centralsnnervoussnsystem.
C) peripheralsnnervoussnsystem.
D) externalsnnervoussnsystem.



3. WhichsnissnNOTsnpartsnofsnthesnperipheralsnnervoussnsystem?
A) sensorysnreceptorssninsnthesnskin
B) connectionssntosnmotorsnneurons
C) sensorysnandsnmotorsnconnectionssntosninternalsnorganssn(e.g.,snthesnstomach)
D) thesnspinalsncord



4. Thesnsetsnofsnbrainsnstructuressnresponsiblesnforsnmostsnofsnoursnunconscioussnbehaviorssnissnc
alled:
A) thesncerebralsnhemisphere.
B) thesnbrainstem.
C) thesncerebrum.
D) thesncerebellum.



5. Thesnpostulationsnthatsnwesnmakesnsubliminalsnmovementssnofsnoursnlarynxsnandsnmus
clessnwhensnwesnimaginesnwassnexpoundedsnby:
A) D.snO.snHebb.
B) EdmondsnJacobson.
C) IrenäussnEibl-Eibesfeldt.


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, D) FredsnLinge.



6. “Behaviorsnconsistssnofsnpatternssninsntime”snissnasndefinitionsnofsnbehaviorsnexpoundedsnby:
A) D.snO.snHebb.
B) EdmondsnJacobson.
C) IrenäussnEibl-Eibesfeldt.
D) FredsnLinge.



7. Patternssninsntimesncansnbesnmadesnupsnof:
A) movements.
B) thinking.
C) bothsnmovementssnandsnthinking.
D) neithersnmovementssnnorsnthinking.



8. Animalssnwithsnsmallersnbrainssnandsnsimplersnnervoussnsystemssnhavesnmostly
behaviors,snwhereassnanimalssnwithsnlargersnbrainssnandsnmoresncomplexsnnervoussnsystem
ssnhavesnmostly
sn behaviors.
A) learned;sninherited
B) inherited;snlearned
C) innate;sninherited
D) learned;sninnate



9. Crossbillsnbirdssnhavesnasnbeaksnthatsnissndesignedsntosneatsnpinesncones.snIfsnwesntrimsn
thesnbeak,snthesnbehaviorsndisappears.snThissnexamplesnillustrates:
A) fixedsnbehavior.
B) flexiblesnbehavior.
C) learnedsnbehavior.
D) adaptivesnbehavior.



10. Thesnsuckingsnresponsesnobservedsninsnnewbornsnhumansninfantssnissnansnexamplesnofsna(n):
A) learnedsnresponse.


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