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PSY 2012 Exam 2 FSU Questions with Verified Solutions Graded A+ Neurons - Answers Nerve Cells Soma - Part of Neuron - Answers Cell body thats located in center of neuron; builds neurotransmitters Dendrites - Part of Neuron - Answers Tree like features that receive messages and processes them through nucleus Axon - Part of Neuron - Answers "Tail" send messages Axon Terminale - Answers "Terminal Button" Structure at end of axon Neurotransmitters - Answers Chemical messengers that allow neuron communication Synapse - Answers Gap in between neurons Glial Cells - Answers Support cell that work with neuron to maintain health, very important to brain Type of Glial Cells - Answers Astrocyte Oligodendrocyte Mylein Sneath - Answers Speeds up communication and protects axon Action Potential - Answers "All or Nothing Response" which sends electrical waves that send neurotransmitters to other neurotransmitters Reuptake - Answers NT go back into axon terminal Types of Reuptake - Answers Gaba Glutamate Gaba - Answers Inhibitory, decreases chance neuron will communicate Glutamate - Answers Excitatory, increase chance neuron will communicate Neural Plasticity - Answers Changes over time in brain and nervous system Four Ways The Brain Change - Answers 1.Growth of dendrites 2.Synaptogenesis 3.Pruning 4.Myelination Central Nervous System - Answers Brain and Spinal Cord Cerebrum - Answers fore-brain (largest part of brain) Cerebral Cortex - Answers Outer surface of brain Peripheral Nervous - Answers Autonomic and Somatic Autonomic - Answers Involuntary movement leads to Sympathetic and Parasympathetic Sympathetic - Answers Fight or Flight Parasympathetic - Answers Rest and Digest Example of Parasympathetic - Answers Parachute Example of Sympathetic - Answers Jumping from a plane Somatic - Answers Voluntary movement Four parts of the brain - Answers 1. Frontal lobe 2. Occipital lobe 3. Parietal lobe 4. Temporal lobe Frontal Lobe - Answers complex thoughts and moods, *responsible for your personality*

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PSY 2012 Exam 2 FSU Questions with Verified Solutions Graded A+

Neurons - Answers Nerve Cells

Soma - Part of Neuron - Answers Cell body thats located in center of neuron; builds neurotransmitters

Dendrites - Part of Neuron - Answers Tree like features that receive messages and processes them
through nucleus

Axon - Part of Neuron - Answers "Tail" send messages

Axon Terminale - Answers "Terminal Button" Structure at end of axon

Neurotransmitters - Answers Chemical messengers that allow neuron communication

Synapse - Answers Gap in between neurons

Glial Cells - Answers Support cell that work with neuron to maintain health, very important to brain

Type of Glial Cells - Answers Astrocyte

Oligodendrocyte

Mylein Sneath - Answers Speeds up communication and protects axon

Action Potential - Answers "All or Nothing Response" which sends electrical waves that send
neurotransmitters to other neurotransmitters

Reuptake - Answers NT go back into axon terminal

Types of Reuptake - Answers Gaba

Glutamate

Gaba - Answers Inhibitory, decreases chance neuron will communicate

Glutamate - Answers Excitatory, increase chance neuron will communicate

Neural Plasticity - Answers Changes over time in brain and nervous system

Four Ways The Brain Change - Answers 1.Growth of dendrites

2.Synaptogenesis

3.Pruning

4.Myelination

Central Nervous System - Answers Brain and Spinal Cord

, Cerebrum - Answers fore-brain (largest part of brain)

Cerebral Cortex - Answers Outer surface of brain

Peripheral Nervous - Answers Autonomic and Somatic

Autonomic - Answers Involuntary movement leads to Sympathetic and Parasympathetic

Sympathetic - Answers Fight or Flight

Parasympathetic - Answers Rest and Digest

Example of Parasympathetic - Answers Parachute

Example of Sympathetic - Answers Jumping from a plane

Somatic - Answers Voluntary movement

Four parts of the brain - Answers 1. Frontal lobe

2. Occipital lobe

3. Parietal lobe

4. Temporal lobe

Frontal Lobe - Answers complex thoughts and moods, *responsible for your personality*

Broca's Language - Answers language production

Occipital Lobe - Answers vision

Parietal Lobe - Answers touch, pain, pleasure

Temporal Lobe - Answers hearing

Wernicke's Area - Answers language comprehension

Basal Ganglia - Answers control movement (reward seeking)

Limbic system - Answers emotional center

Cerebellum - Answers balance and movement

Brain stem - Answers Mid-brain, Pons, Medulla

Midbrain - Answers Movement

Pons - Answers Connect cortex and cerebellum

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