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EMILY CHARLENE © 2025, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 3 following methods are they MOST likely to use to confirm or disprove their diagnosis? - MRI Communication between neurons is _____, while communication within a neuron is _____. - Chemical; electrical The electroencephalograph (EEG) provides an estimate of brain activity by measuring: - Electrical signals produced by neurons The primary motor projection area forms a "map" of the body, and the projections control movement to specific areas of the body. What is the variation in the amount of cortical tissue dedicated to different parts of the body based on? - the precision of movement for the body part Olivia has sustained damage to the prefrontal area. As a result, she is most likely to have: - a variety of problems, including problems planning and implementing strategies Ben and Quinn both have lesions in their frontal lobes. Ben has trouble producing speech; Quinn has difficulties comprehending speech. Both Ben and Quinn are likely to receive a diagnosis of: - Aphasia Neuron A communicates with neuron B. The ______ of neuron A forms a synapse with the _____ of neuron B. - Axon terminal; dendrite EMILY CHARLENE © 2025, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 4 Which of the following is NOT a primary function of glial cells? - Release neurotransmitters A neuron's initial, internal response to an incoming signal can vary in size. Thanks he external response of the cell (or action potential), however, does not vary in size. If the signal is sent, it is always of the same magnitude. This effect size is called: - All-or- none law Which of the following would NOT be considered part of the fovea? - The area of the retina found far out in the periphery A patient with visual agnosia will probably show an inability to: - identify common objects in plain view The lateral geniculate nucleus LGN acts as: - a way station between the eye and the occipital cortex, located in the thalamus. A researcher wishes to determine exactly when a particular

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Which of the following statements provides the most serious obstacle to the use the

introspection as a source of scientific evidence? - ✔✔When facts are provided by

introspection, we have no way to asses the facts themselves, independent of the

reporters particular perspective on them.


Which of the following is NOT one of the assumptions of behaviorism? - ✔✔One's

motivational state determines whether learning takes place.


One important difference between classical behaviorism and cognitive psychology is

that cognitive psychology: - ✔✔argues that unobservable mental states can be

scientifically studied


Which of the following was NOT a contributing factor to the fall of behaviorism and

rise of Cognitivism? - ✔✔Studies that show the importance of reinforcement for

learning


Among its other functions, the amygdala seems to serve as an: - ✔✔"emotional

evaluator" or threat detector




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,Capgras syndrome provides an illustration of several important themes in chapter 2. All

of the following are true of Capgras, EXCEPT: - ✔✔Damage to the amygdala will result

in an inability to recognize imposters.


Mike had damage to his hindbrain. He is likely to experience problems with which set

of behaviors? - ✔✔rhythm of breathing, level of alertness, and posture


Lisa has recently suffered a brain injury. Her symptoms include deficits in coordination

and interpretation of pain. Which structure is most likely damaged? - ✔✔Midbrain


Commissures, including the corpus callosum, are: - ✔✔Thick bundles of fibers that

allow communication between the brain's hemisphere


Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI):

- ✔✔Create a three-dimensional representation of the brain's tissue


Transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) uses a strong magnetic pulse to: - ✔✔Produce

a temporary disruption to the brain area, and thus brain function, where it is applied


Researchers using fMRI find activity in the fusiform face area (FFA) when participants

are viewing faces. This means that the FFA: - ✔✔activity is correlated with recognizing

faces.


Patrick was in a car accident and hit his head on the dashboard. The emergency room

doctors are concerned that he may have sustained a traumatic brain injury. Which of the




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, following methods are they MOST likely to use to confirm or disprove their diagnosis? -

✔✔MRI


Communication between neurons is _____, while communication within a neuron is

_____. - ✔✔Chemical; electrical


The electroencephalograph (EEG) provides an estimate of brain activity by measuring: -

✔✔Electrical signals produced by neurons


The primary motor projection area forms a "map" of the body, and the projections

control movement to specific areas of the body. What is the variation in the amount of

cortical tissue dedicated to different parts of the body based on? - ✔✔the precision of

movement for the body part


Olivia has sustained damage to the prefrontal area. As a result, she is most likely to

have: - ✔✔a variety of problems, including problems planning and implementing

strategies


Ben and Quinn both have lesions in their frontal lobes. Ben has trouble producing

speech; Quinn has difficulties comprehending speech. Both Ben and Quinn are likely to

receive a diagnosis of: - ✔✔Aphasia


Neuron A communicates with neuron B. The ______ of neuron A forms a synapse with

the _____ of neuron B. - ✔✔Axon terminal; dendrite




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