an introduction to brain and behavior 6th edition by bryan kolb ian q whishaw g campbell teskey test bank

Test Bank for An Introduction to Brain and Behavior 7th E
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dition by Bryan Kolb, Ian Q. Whishaw,
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f Chapters 1 - 16, Complete Newest Version
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,TablefoffContents
Chapterf1f WhatfArefthefOriginsfoffBrainfandfBehavior?fChapterf2

f WhatfIsfthefNervousfSystem’sfFunctionalfAnatomy?fChapterf3f

WhatfArefthefNervousfSystem’sfFunctionalfUnits?

Chapterf4f HowfDofNeuronsfUsefElectricalfSignalsftofTransmitfInformation?fChapterf

5f HowfDofNeuronsfCommunicatefandfAdapt?

Chapterf6fHowfDofDrugsfandfHormonesfInfluencefthefBrainfandfBehavior?fChapterf7f

HowfDofWefStudyfthefBrain’sfStructuresfandfFunctions?

Chapterf8f HowfDoesfthefNervousfSystemfDevelopfandfAdapt?fCh

apterf9f HowfDofWefSense,fPerceive,fandfSeefthefWorld?

Chapterf10fHowfDofWefHear,fSpeak,fandfMakefMusic?

Chapterf11fHowfDoesfthefNervousfSystemfRespondftofStimulationfandfProducefMovement?fCh

apterf12fWhatfCausesfEmotionalfandfMotivatedfBehavior?

Chapterf13fWhyfDofWefSleepfandfDream?fChapt

erf14fHowfDofWefLearnfandfRemember?fChapter

15fHowfDoesfthefBrainfThink?
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Chapterf16fWhatfHappensfWhenfthefBrainfMisbehaves?

,Chapter 1 – What are the origins of Brain and Behaviour?
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1. Brainfabnormalitiesfcanfbefrelatedfto:
A) 500fdisorders.
B) 1000fdisorders.
C) 1500fdisorders.
D) morefthanf2,000fdisorders.



2. Allfthefnervefprocessesfradiatingfoutfbeyondfthefbrainfandfspinalfcordfasfwellfasfallfthefneur
onsfoutsidefthefbrainfandfspinalfcordfconstitutefthe:
A) nervousfsystem.
B) centralfnervousfsystem.
C) peripheralfnervousfsystem.
D) externalfnervousfsystem.



3. WhichfisfNOTfpartfoffthefperipheralfnervousfsystem?
A) sensoryfreceptorsfinfthefskin
B) connectionsftofmotorfneurons
C) sensoryfandfmotorfconnectionsftofinternalforgansf(e.g.,fthefstomach)
D) thefspinalfcord



4. Thefsetfoffbrainfstructuresfresponsiblefforfmostfoffourfunconsciousfbehaviorsfisfcalled:
A) thefcerebralfhemisphere.
B) thefbrainstem.
C) thefcerebrum.
D) thefcerebellum.



5. Thefpostulationfthatfwefmakefsubliminalfmovementsfoffourflarynxfandfmusclesfwhenfwef
imaginefwasfexpoundedfby:
A) D.fO.fHebb.
B) EdmondfJacobson.
C) IrenäusfEibl-Eibesfeldt.



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, D) FredfLinge.



6. “Behaviorfconsistsfoffpatternsfinftime”fisfafdefinitionfoffbehaviorfexpoundedfby:
A) D.fO.fHebb.
B) EdmondfJacobson.
C) IrenäusfEibl-Eibesfeldt.
D) FredfLinge.



7. Patternsfinftimefcanfbefmadefupfof:
A) movements.
B) thinking.
C) bothfmovementsfandfthinking.
D) neitherfmovementsfnorfthinking.



8. Animalsfwithfsmallerfbrainsfandfsimplerfnervousfsystemsfhavefmostly
behaviors,fwhereasfanimalsfwithflargerfbrainsfandfmorefcomplexfnervousfsystemsfhavefmo
stly
f behaviors.
A) learned;finherited
B) inherited;flearned
C) innate;finherited
D) learned;finnate



9. Crossbillfbirdsfhavefafbeakfthatfisfdesignedftofeatfpinefcones.fIffweftrimfthefbeak,fthefbeha
viorfdisappears.fThisfexamplefillustrates:
A) fixedfbehavior.
B) flexiblefbehavior.
C) learnedfbehavior.
D) adaptivefbehavior.



10. Thefsuckingfresponsefobservedfinfnewbornfhumanfinfantsfisfanfexamplefoffa(n):
A) learnedfresponse.


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