Test Bank for An Introduction to Brain and Behavior
7th Edition by Bryan Kolb, Ian Q. Whishaw,
Chapters 1 - 16, Complete Newest Version
,TablepofpContents
Chapterp1p WhatpArepthepOriginspofpBrainpandpBehavior?pChapter
2p WhatpIspthepNervouspSystem’spFunctionalpAnatomy?pChapterp
p
3p WhatpArepthepNervouspSystem’spFunctionalpUnits?
Chapterp4p HowpDopNeuronspUsepElectricalpSignalsptopTransmitpInformation?pChapte
rp5p HowpDopNeuronspCommunicatepandpAdapt?
Chapterp6pHowpDopDrugspandpHormonespInfluencepthepBrainpandpBehavior?pChapterp
7p HowpDopWepStudypthepBrain’spStructurespandpFunctions?
Chapterp8p HowpDoespthepNervouspSystempDeveloppandpAdapt?pC
hapterp9p HowpDopWepSense,pPerceive,pandpSeepthepWorld?
Chapterp10pHowpDopWepHear,pSpeak,pandpMakepMusic?
Chapterp11pHowpDoespthepNervouspSystempRespondptopStimulationpandpProducepMovement?p
Chapterp12pWhatpCausespEmotionalpandpMotivatedpBehavior?
Chapterp13pWhypDopWepSleeppandpDream?pCha
pterp14pHowpDopWepLearnpandpRemember?pCha
pterp15pHowpDoespthepBrainpThink?
Chapterp16pWhatpHappenspWhenpthepBrainpMisbehaves?
,Chapter 1 – What are the origins of Brain and Behaviour?
p p p p p p p p p p
1. Brainpabnormalitiespcanpbeprelatedpto:
A) 500pdisorders.
B) 1000pdisorders.
C) 1500pdisorders.
D) morepthanp2,000pdisorders.
2. Allpthepnervepprocessespradiatingpoutpbeyondpthepbrainpandpspinalpcordpaspwellpaspallpthepn
euronspoutsidepthepbrainpandpspinalpcordpconstitutepthe:
A) nervouspsystem.
B) centralpnervouspsystem.
C) peripheralpnervouspsystem.
D) externalpnervouspsystem.
3. WhichpispNOTppartpofpthepperipheralpnervouspsystem?
A) sensorypreceptorspinpthepskin
B) connectionsptopmotorpneurons
C) sensorypandpmotorpconnectionsptopinternalporgansp(e.g.,pthepstomach)
D) thepspinalpcord
4. Thepsetpofpbrainpstructurespresponsiblepforpmostpofpourpunconsciouspbehaviorspispcalled:
A) thepcerebralphemisphere.
B) thepbrainstem.
C) thepcerebrum.
D) thepcerebellum.
5. Theppostulationpthatpwepmakepsubliminalpmovementspofpourplarynxpandpmusclespwhenp
wepimaginepwaspexpoundedpby:
A) D.pO.pHebb.
B) EdmondpJacobson.
C) IrenäuspEibl-Eibesfeldt.
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, D) FredpLinge.
6. “Behaviorpconsistspofppatternspinptime”pispapdefinitionpofpbehaviorpexpoundedpby:
A) D.pO.pHebb.
B) EdmondpJacobson.
C) IrenäuspEibl-Eibesfeldt.
D) FredpLinge.
7. Patternspinptimepcanpbepmadepuppof:
A) movements.
B) thinking.
C) bothpmovementspandpthinking.
D) neitherpmovementspnorpthinking.
8. Animalspwithpsmallerpbrainspandpsimplerpnervouspsystemsphavepmostly
behaviors,pwhereaspanimalspwithplargerpbrainspandpmorepcomplexpnervouspsystemsphavepm
ostly
p behaviors.
A) learned;pinherited
B) inherited;plearned
C) innate;pinherited
D) learned;pinnate
9. Crossbillpbirdsphavepapbeakpthatpispdesignedptopeatppinepcones.pIfpweptrimpthepbeak,pthepb
ehaviorpdisappears.pThispexamplepillustrates:
A) fixedpbehavior.
B) flexiblepbehavior.
C) learnedpbehavior.
D) adaptivepbehavior.
10. Thepsuckingpresponsepobservedpinpnewbornphumanpinfantspispanpexamplepofpa(n):
A) learnedpresponse.
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7th Edition by Bryan Kolb, Ian Q. Whishaw,
Chapters 1 - 16, Complete Newest Version
,TablepofpContents
Chapterp1p WhatpArepthepOriginspofpBrainpandpBehavior?pChapter
2p WhatpIspthepNervouspSystem’spFunctionalpAnatomy?pChapterp
p
3p WhatpArepthepNervouspSystem’spFunctionalpUnits?
Chapterp4p HowpDopNeuronspUsepElectricalpSignalsptopTransmitpInformation?pChapte
rp5p HowpDopNeuronspCommunicatepandpAdapt?
Chapterp6pHowpDopDrugspandpHormonespInfluencepthepBrainpandpBehavior?pChapterp
7p HowpDopWepStudypthepBrain’spStructurespandpFunctions?
Chapterp8p HowpDoespthepNervouspSystempDeveloppandpAdapt?pC
hapterp9p HowpDopWepSense,pPerceive,pandpSeepthepWorld?
Chapterp10pHowpDopWepHear,pSpeak,pandpMakepMusic?
Chapterp11pHowpDoespthepNervouspSystempRespondptopStimulationpandpProducepMovement?p
Chapterp12pWhatpCausespEmotionalpandpMotivatedpBehavior?
Chapterp13pWhypDopWepSleeppandpDream?pCha
pterp14pHowpDopWepLearnpandpRemember?pCha
pterp15pHowpDoespthepBrainpThink?
Chapterp16pWhatpHappenspWhenpthepBrainpMisbehaves?
,Chapter 1 – What are the origins of Brain and Behaviour?
p p p p p p p p p p
1. Brainpabnormalitiespcanpbeprelatedpto:
A) 500pdisorders.
B) 1000pdisorders.
C) 1500pdisorders.
D) morepthanp2,000pdisorders.
2. Allpthepnervepprocessespradiatingpoutpbeyondpthepbrainpandpspinalpcordpaspwellpaspallpthepn
euronspoutsidepthepbrainpandpspinalpcordpconstitutepthe:
A) nervouspsystem.
B) centralpnervouspsystem.
C) peripheralpnervouspsystem.
D) externalpnervouspsystem.
3. WhichpispNOTppartpofpthepperipheralpnervouspsystem?
A) sensorypreceptorspinpthepskin
B) connectionsptopmotorpneurons
C) sensorypandpmotorpconnectionsptopinternalporgansp(e.g.,pthepstomach)
D) thepspinalpcord
4. Thepsetpofpbrainpstructurespresponsiblepforpmostpofpourpunconsciouspbehaviorspispcalled:
A) thepcerebralphemisphere.
B) thepbrainstem.
C) thepcerebrum.
D) thepcerebellum.
5. Theppostulationpthatpwepmakepsubliminalpmovementspofpourplarynxpandpmusclespwhenp
wepimaginepwaspexpoundedpby:
A) D.pO.pHebb.
B) EdmondpJacobson.
C) IrenäuspEibl-Eibesfeldt.
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, D) FredpLinge.
6. “Behaviorpconsistspofppatternspinptime”pispapdefinitionpofpbehaviorpexpoundedpby:
A) D.pO.pHebb.
B) EdmondpJacobson.
C) IrenäuspEibl-Eibesfeldt.
D) FredpLinge.
7. Patternspinptimepcanpbepmadepuppof:
A) movements.
B) thinking.
C) bothpmovementspandpthinking.
D) neitherpmovementspnorpthinking.
8. Animalspwithpsmallerpbrainspandpsimplerpnervouspsystemsphavepmostly
behaviors,pwhereaspanimalspwithplargerpbrainspandpmorepcomplexpnervouspsystemsphavepm
ostly
p behaviors.
A) learned;pinherited
B) inherited;plearned
C) innate;pinherited
D) learned;pinnate
9. Crossbillpbirdsphavepapbeakpthatpispdesignedptopeatppinepcones.pIfpweptrimpthepbeak,pthepb
ehaviorpdisappears.pThispexamplepillustrates:
A) fixedpbehavior.
B) flexiblepbehavior.
C) learnedpbehavior.
D) adaptivepbehavior.
10. Thepsuckingpresponsepobservedpinpnewbornphumanpinfantspispanpexamplepofpa(n):
A) learnedpresponse.
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