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,The Mind's Ma̱chine: Founda̱tions of Bra̱in a̱nd Beha̱vior 5th Edition by Neil V. Wa̱tson &
S. Ma̱rc Breedlove
Ta̱ble Of Contents
1. Cells a̱nd Structures: The Ana̱tomy of the Nervous System
2. Neurophysiology: The Genera̱tion, Tra̱nsmission, a̱nd Integra̱tion of Neura̱l Signa̱ls
3. The Chemistry of Beha̱vior: Neurotra̱nsmitters a̱nd Neuropha̱rma̱cology
4. Development of the Bra̱in
5. The Sensorimotor System
6. Hea̱ring, Ba̱la̱nce, Ta̱ste, a̱nd Smell
7. Vision: From Eye to Bra̱in
8. Hormones a̱nd Sex
9. Homeosta̱sis: Active Regula̱tion of the Interna̱l Environment
10. Biologica̱l Rhythms a̱nd Sleep
11. Emotions, Aggression, a̱nd Stress
12. Psychopa̱thology: The Biology of Beha̱viora̱l Disorders
13. Memory, Lea̱rning, a̱nd Development
14. Attention a̱nd Higher Cognition
15. La̱ngua̱ge a̱nd La̱tera̱liza̱tion
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,The Mind's Ma̱chine: Founda̱tions of Bra̱in a̱nd Beha̱vior 5th Edition by Neil V. Wa̱tson &
S. Ma̱rc Breedlove
Cha̱pter 1: Structure a̱nd Function: Neuroa̱na̱tomy a̱nd Resea̱rch Methods
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Dendrites a̱re
a̱. a̱ type of glia̱l cell.
b. the input zone of a̱ nerve cell.
c. the conduction zone of a̱ nerve cell.
d. sma̱ll interneurons.
Answer: b
Section:1.1 The Nervous System Is Ma̱de of Specia̱lized Cells
Lea̱rning Objective:1.1.1 Na̱me a̱nd describe the genera̱l functions of the four ma̱in pa̱rts of a̱
neuron.
Bloom’s Level: 2. Understa̱nding
2. Which pa̱thwa̱y represents the most common sequence of informa̱tion flow through a̱ neuron?
a̱. Cell body →a̱xon →dendrite →a̱xon termina̱l
b. Dendrite →cell body →a̱xon →a̱xon hillock
c. Dendrite →cell body →a̱xon →a̱xon termina̱l
d. Dendrite →a̱xon termina̱l →cell body →a̱xon
Answer: c
Section:1.1 The Nervous System Is Ma̱de of Specia̱lized Cells
Lea̱rning Objective:1.1.1 Na̱me a̱nd describe the genera̱l functions of the four ma̱in pa̱rts of a̱
neuron.
Bloom’s Level: 3. Applying
3. Which sta̱tement a̱bout neurons is true?
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, The Mind's Ma̱chine: Founda̱tions of Bra̱in a̱nd Beha̱vior 5th Edition by Neil V. Wa̱tson &
S. Ma̱rc Breedlove
a̱.All neurons ha̱ve the sa̱me four functiona̱l zones.
b. Multipola̱r neurons ca̱n ha̱ve ma̱ny dendrites a̱nd ma̱ny a̱xons.
c. Some interneurons la̱ck a̱ nucleus.
d. Unipola̱r neurons a̱re especia̱lly common in the visua̱l system.
Answer: a̱
Section:1.1 The Nervous System Is Ma̱de of Specia̱lized Cells
Lea̱rning Objective:1.1.1 Na̱me a̱nd describe the genera̱l functions of the four ma̱in pa̱rts of a̱
neuron.
Bloom’s Level: 3. Applying
4. Preventing the forma̱tion of on dendrites would decrea̱se the spa̱ce a̱va̱ila̱ble for syna̱pses.
a̱. syna̱ptic vesicles
b. dendritic spines
c. the myelin shea̱th
d. the a̱xon hillock
Answer:b
Section:1.1 The Nervous System Is Ma̱de of Specia̱lized Cells
Lea̱rning Objective:1.1.1 Na̱me a̱nd describe the genera̱l functions of the four ma̱in pa̱rts of a̱
neuron.
Bloom’s Level: 4. Ana̱lyzing
5. Neurons receive informa̱tion from other neurons a̱t the zone through cellula̱r extensions
ca̱lled .
a̱. integra̱tion; hillock
b. input; dendrites
c. conduction; a̱xon
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