TEST BANK For An Introduction to Brain and Behavior, 7th Edition by Bryan Kolb, Ian Q. Whishaw, Verified Chapters 1 - 16, Complete Newest Version.

Test Bank for An Introduction to Brain and Behavior7th
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Edition by Bryan Kolb, Ian Q. Whishaw,
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Chapters 1 - 16, Complete Newest Version
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,TableloflContents
Chapterl1lWhatlArelthelOriginsloflBrainlandlBehavior?lChapterl2

l WhatlIslthelNervouslSystem’slFunctionallAnatomy?lChapterl3l

WhatlArelthelNervouslSystem’slFunctionallUnits?

Chapterl4l HowlDolNeuronslUselElectricallSignalsltolTransmitlInformation?lCh

apterl5l HowlDolNeuronslCommunicatelandlAdapt?

Chapterl6lHowlDolDrugslandlHormoneslInfluencelthelBrainlandlBehavior?lCh

apterl7l HowlDolWelStudylthelBrain’slStructureslandlFunctions?

Chapterl8l HowlDoeslthelNervouslSystemlDeveloplandlAdapt?lCh

apterl9l HowlDolWelSense,lPerceive,landlSeelthelWorld?

Chapterl10lHowlDolWelHear,lSpeak,landlMakelMusic?

Chapterl11lHowlDoeslthelNervouslSystemlRespondltolStimulationlandlProducelMovement?lCha

pterl12lWhatlCauseslEmotionallandlMotivatedlBehavior?

Chapterl13lWhylDolWelSleeplandlDream?lChapterl1

4lHowlDolWelLearnlandlRemember?lChapterl15lHo

wlDoeslthelBrainlThink?

Chapterl16lWhatlHappenslWhenlthelBrainlMisbehaves?

,Chapter1 – What are the origins of Brain and Behaviour?
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1. Brainlabnormalitieslcanlbelrelatedlto:
A) 500ldisorders.
B) 1000ldisorders.
C) 1500ldisorders.
D) morelthanl2,000ldisorders.



2. Alllthelnervelprocesseslradiatingloutlbeyondlthelbrainlandlspinallcordlaslwelllaslalllthelneur
onsloutsidelthelbrainlandlspinallcordlconstitutelthe:
A) nervouslsystem.
B) centrallnervouslsystem.
C) peripherallnervouslsystem.
D) externallnervouslsystem.



3. WhichlislNOTlpartloflthelperipherallnervouslsystem?
A) sensorylreceptorslinlthelskin
B) connectionsltolmotorlneurons
C) sensorylandlmotorlconnectionsltolinternallorgansl(e.g.,lthelstomach)
D) thelspinallcord



4. Thelsetloflbrainlstructureslresponsiblelforlmostloflourlunconsciouslbehaviorslislcalled:
A) thelcerebrallhemisphere.
B) thelbrainstem.
C) thelcerebrum.
D) thelcerebellum.



5. Thelpostulationlthatlwelmakelsubliminallmovementsloflourllarynxlandlmuscleslwhenlweli
maginelwaslexpoundedlby:
A) D.lO.lHebb.
B) EdmondlJacobson.
C) IrenäuslEibl-Eibesfeldt.



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, D) FredlLinge.



6. “Behaviorlconsistsloflpatternslinltime”lislaldefinitionloflbehaviorlexpoundedlby:
A) D.lO.lHebb.
B) EdmondlJacobson.
C) IrenäuslEibl-Eibesfeldt.
D) FredlLinge.



7. Patternslinltimelcanlbelmadeluplof:
A) movements.
B) thinking.
C) bothlmovementslandlthinking.
D) neitherlmovementslnorlthinking.



8. Animalslwithlsmallerlbrainslandlsimplerlnervouslsystemslhavelmostly
behaviors,lwhereaslanimalslwithllargerlbrainslandlmorelcomplexlnervouslsystemslhavelmos
tly
l behaviors.
A) learned;linherited
B) inherited;llearned
C) innate;linherited
D) learned;linnate



9. Crossbilllbirdslhavelalbeaklthatlisldesignedltoleatlpinelcones.l Iflweltrimlthelbeak,lthelbeha
viorldisappears.lThislexamplelillustrates:
A) fixedlbehavior.
B) flexiblelbehavior.
C) learnedlbehavior.
D) adaptivelbehavior.



10. Thelsuckinglresponselobservedlinlnewbornlhumanlinfantslislanlexamplelofla(n):
A) learnedlresponse.


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