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

Test Bank for An Introduction to Brain and Behavior 7th
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Chapters 1 - 16, Complete Newest Version
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,Tablemof mContents
Chapterm1m What mAremthemOriginsmof mBrainmand mBehavior?mCha

pterm2m What mIsmthemNervousmSystem’smFunctionalmAnatomy?mCh

apterm3m What mAremthemNervousmSystem’smFunctionalmUnits?

Chapterm4m How mDomNeuronsmUsemElectricalmSignalsmtomTransmit mInformation?mCh

apterm5m How mDomNeuronsmCommunicatemand mAdapt?

Chapterm6mHow mDomDrugsmand mHormonesmInfluencemthemBrainmand mBehavior?mCha

pterm7m How mDomWemStudymthemBrain’smStructuresmand mFunctions?

Chapterm8m How mDoesmthemNervousmSystemmDevelopmand mAdapt?

Chapterm9m How mDomWemSense,mPerceive,mand mSeemthemWorld?
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Chapterm10mHow mDomWemHear,mSpeak,mand mMakemMusic?

Chapterm11mHow mDoesmthemNervousmSystemmRespond mtomStimulationmand mProducemMovement?mCha

pterm12mWhat mCausesmEmotionalmand mMotivated mBehavior?

Chapterm13mWhymDomWemSleepmand mDream?mChap

term14mHow mDomWemLearnmand mRemember?mChapte

rm15mHow mDoesmthemBrainmThink?

Chapterm16mWhat mHappensmWhenmthemBrainmMisbehaves?

,Chapter 1 – What are the origins of Brain and Behaviour?
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1. Brainmabnormalitiesmcanmbemrelated mto:
A) 500mdisorders.
B) 1000mdisorders.
C) 1500mdisorders.
D) moremthanm2,000mdisorders.



2. Allmthemnervemprocessesmradiatingmout mbeyond mthembrainmand mspinalmcord masmwellmasmallm
themneuronsmoutsidemthembrainmand mspinalmcord mconstitutemthe:
A) nervousmsystem.
B) centralmnervousmsystem.
C) peripheralmnervousmsystem.
D) externalmnervousmsystem.



3. WhichmismNOTmpart mof mthemperipheralmnervousmsystem?
A) sensorymreceptorsminmthemskin
B) connectionsmtommotormneurons
C) sensorymand mmotormconnectionsmtominternalmorgansm(e.g.,mthemstomach)
D) themspinalmcord



4. Themset mof mbrainmstructuresmresponsiblemformmost mof mourmunconsciousmbehaviorsm ismcalled:
A) themcerebralmhemisphere.
B) thembrainstem.
C) themcerebrum.
D) themcerebellum.



5. Thempostulationmthat mwemmakemsubliminalmmovementsmof mourmlarynx mand mmusclesmwh
enmwemimaginemwasmexpounded mby:
A) D.mO.mHebb.
B) Edmond mJacobson.
C) Irenäusm Eibl-Eibesfeldt.



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, D) Fred mLinge.



6. “Behaviormconsistsmof mpatternsminmtime”mismamdefinitionmof mbehaviormexpounded mby:
A) D.mO.mHebb.
B) Edmond mJacobson.
C) Irenäusm Eibl-Eibesfeldt.
D) Fred mLinge.



7. Patternsminmtimemcanmbemmademupmof:
A) movements.
B) thinking.
C) bothmmovementsmand mthinking.
D) neithermmovementsmnormthinking.



8. Animalsmwithmsmallermbrainsmand msimplermnervousmsystemsmhavem mostly
behaviors,
whereasmanimalsmwithmlargermbrainsmand mmoremcomplex mnervous msystemsmhavemmostly
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behaviors.
A) learned;minherited
B) inherited;mlearned
C) innate;minherited
D) learned;minnate



9. Crossbillmbirdsmhavemambeakmthat mismdesigned mtomeat mpinemcones.mIf mwemtrimmthembeak,m
thembehaviormdisappears.mThismexamplemillustrates:
A) fixed mbehavior.
B) flexiblembehavior.
C) learned mbehavior.
D) adaptivembehavior.



10. Themsuckingmresponsemobserved minmnewbornmhumanminfantsmismanmexamplemof ma(n):
A) learned mresponse.


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