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Chapters 1 - 16, Complete Newest Version
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,TableAofAContents
ChapterA1A WhatAAreAtheAOriginsAofABrainAandABehavior?AChap

terA2A WhatAIsAtheANervousASystem’sAFunctionalAAnatomy?ACha

pterA3A WhatAAreAtheANervousASystem’sAFunctionalAUnits?

ChapterA4A HowADoANeuronsAUseAElectricalASignalsAtoATransmitAInformation?ACha

pterA5A HowADoANeuronsACommunicateAandAAdapt?

ChapterA6AHowADoADrugsAandAHormonesAInfluenceAtheABrainAandABehavior?AChapt

erA7A HowADoAWeAStudyAtheABrain’sAStructuresAandAFunctions?

ChapterA8A HowADoesAtheANervousASystemADevelopAandAAdapt

?AChapterA9A HowADoAWeASense,APerceive,AandASeeAtheAWorld?

ChapterA10AHowADoAWeAHear,ASpeak,AandAMakeAMusic?

ChapterA11AHowADoesAtheANervousASystemARespondAtoAStimulationAandAProduceAMovemen

t?AChapterA12AWhatACausesAEmotionalAandAMotivatedABehavior?

ChapterA13AWhyADoAWeASleepAandADream?AC

hapterA14AHowADoAWeALearnAandARemember?A

ChapterA15AHowADoesAtheABrainAThink?

ChapterA16AWhatAHappensAWhenAtheABrainAMisbehaves?

,Chapter 1 – What are the origins of Brain and Behaviour?
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1. BrainAabnormalitiesAcanAbeArelatedAto:
A) 500Adisorders.
B) 1000Adisorders.
C) 1500Adisorders.
D) moreAthanA2,000Adisorders.



2. AllAtheAnerveAprocessesAradiatingAoutAbeyondAtheAbrainAandAspinalAcordAasAwellAasAallAt
heAneuronsAoutsideAtheAbrainAandAspinalAcordAconstituteAthe:
A) nervousAsystem.
B) centralAnervousAsystem.
C) peripheralAnervousAsystem.
D) externalAnervousAsystem.



3. WhichAisANOTApartAofAtheAperipheralAnervousAsystem?
A) sensoryAreceptorsAinAtheAskin
B) connectionsAtoAmotorAneurons
C) sensoryAandAmotorAconnectionsAtoAinternalAorgansA(e.g.,AtheAstomach)
D) theAspinalAcord



4. TheAsetAofAbrainAstructuresAresponsibleAforAmostAofAourAunconsciousAbehaviorsAisAcalled:
A) theAcerebralAhemisphere.
B) theAbrainstem.
C) theAcerebrum.
D) theAcerebellum.



5. TheApostulationAthatAweAmakeAsubliminalAmovementsAofAourAlarynxAandAmusclesAwh
enAweAimagineAwasAexpoundedAby:
A) D.AO.AHebb.
B) EdmondAJacobson.
C) IrenäusAEibl-Eibesfeldt.



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, D) FredALinge.



6. “BehaviorAconsistsAofApatternsAinAtime”AisAaAdefinitionAofAbehaviorAexpoundedAby:
A) D.AO.AHebb.
B) EdmondAJacobson.
C) IrenäusAEibl-Eibesfeldt.
D) FredALinge.



7. PatternsAinAtimeAcanAbeAmadeAupAof:
A) movements.
B) thinking.
C) bothAmovementsAandAthinking.
D) neitherAmovementsAnorAthinking.



8. AnimalsAwithAsmallerAbrainsAandAsimplerAnervousAsystemsAhaveAmostly
behaviors,AwhereasAanimalsAwithAlargerAbrainsAandAmoreAcomplexAnervousAsystemsAhave
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A behaviors.
A) learned;Ainherited
B) inherited;Alearned
C) innate;Ainherited
D) learned;Ainnate



9. CrossbillAbirdsAhaveAaAbeakAthatAisAdesignedAtoAeatApineAcones.AIfAweAtrimAtheAbeak,At
heAbehaviorAdisappears.AThisAexampleAillustrates:
A) fixedAbehavior.
B) flexibleAbehavior.
C) learnedAbehavior.
D) adaptiveAbehavior.



10. TheAsuckingAresponseAobservedAinAnewbornAhumanAinfantsAisAanAexampleAofAa(n):
A) learnedAresponse.


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