Test Bank for An Introduction to Brain and Behavior 6th Bryan Kolb Ian Q. Whishaw, G. Campbell Teskey

, TestvBankvforvAnvIntroductionvtovBrainvandvBehaviorv6thvBryanvKolbv,vIanvQ.vWhishawv,
G.vCampbellvTeskey


TablevofvContents
Chapterv1v v WhatvArevthevOriginsvofvBrainvandvBehavior?

Chapterv2v WhatvIsvthevNervousvSystem’svFunctionalvAnatomy?vChapte

rv3v WhatvArevthevNervousvSystem’svFunctionalvUnits?

Chapterv4v HowvDovNeuronsvUsevElectricalvSignalsvtovTransmitvInformation?vChapte

rv5v HowvDovNeuronsvCommunicatevandvAdapt?

Chapterv6v HowvDovDrugsvandvHormonesvInfluencevthevBrainvandvBehavior?vChapter

7v HowvDovWevStudyvthevBrain’svStructuresvandvFunctions?
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Chapterv8v HowvDoesvthevNervousvSystemvDevelopvandvAdapt?vChapter

9v HowvDovWevSense,vPerceive,vandvSeevthevWorld?
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Chapterv10vHowvDovWevHear,vSpeak,vandvMakevMusic?

Chapterv11vHowvDoesvthevNervousvSystemvRespondvtovStimulationvandvProducevMovement?vCha

pterv12vWhatvCausesvEmotionalvandvMotivatedvBehavior?

Chapterv13vWhyvDovWevSleepvandvDream?vChapter

14vHowvDovWevLearnvandvRemember?vChapterv15v
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HowvDoesvthevBrainvThink?

Chapterv16vWhatvHappensvWhenvthevBrainvMisbehaves?

,Chapter 1 – What are the origins of Brain and Behaviour?
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1. Brainvabnormalitiesvcanvbevrelatedvto:
A) 500vdisorders.
B) 1000vdisorders.
C) 1500vdisorders.
D) morevthanv2,000vdisorders.



2. Allvthevnervevprocessesvradiatingvoutvbeyondvthevbrainvandvspinalvcordvasvwellvasvallvthevn
euronsvoutsidevthevbrainvandvspinalvcordvconstitutevthe:
A) nervousvsystem.
B) centralvnervousvsystem.
C) peripheralvnervousvsystem.
D) externalvnervousvsystem.



3. WhichvisvNOTvpartvofvthevperipheralvnervousvsystem?
A) sensoryvreceptorsvinvthevskin
B) connectionsvtovmotorvneurons
C) sensoryvandvmotorvconnectionsvtovinternalvorgansv(e.g.,vthevstomach)
D) thevspinalvcord



4. Thevsetvofvbrainvstructuresvresponsiblevforvmostvofvourvunconsciousvbehaviorsvisvcalled:
A) thevcerebralvhemisphere.
B) thevbrainstem.
C) thevcerebrum.
D) thevcerebellum.



5. Thevpostulationvthatvwevmakevsubliminalvmovementsvofvourvlarynxvandvmusclesvwhenv
wevimaginevwasvexpoundedvby:
A) D.vO.vHebb.
B) EdmondvJacobson.
C) IrenäusvEibl-Eibesfeldt.



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, D) FredvLinge.



6. “Behaviorvconsistsvofvpatternsvinvtime”visvavdefinitionvofvbehaviorvexpoundedvby:
A) D.vO.vHebb.
B) EdmondvJacobson.
C) IrenäusvEibl-Eibesfeldt.
D) FredvLinge.



7. Patternsvinvtimevcanvbevmadevupvof:
A) movements.
B) thinking.
C) bothvmovementsvandvthinking.
D) neithervmovementsvnorvthinking.



8. Animalsvwithvsmallervbrainsvandvsimplervnervousvsystemsvhavevmostlyv
behaviors,
whereasvanimalsvwithvlargervbrainsvandvmorevcomplexvnervousvsystemsvhavevmostly
v

behaviors.
A) learned;vinherited
B) inherited;vlearned
C) innate;vinherited
D) learned;vinnate



9. Crossbillvbirdsvhavevavbeakvthatvisvdesignedvtoveatvpinevcones.vIfvwevtrimvthevbeak,vthevb
ehaviorvdisappears.vThisvexamplevillustrates:
A) fixedvbehavior.
B) flexiblevbehavior.
C) learnedvbehavior.
D) adaptivevbehavior.



10. Thevsuckingvresponsevobservedvinvnewbornvhumanvinfantsvisvanvexamplevofva(n):
A) learnedvresponse.


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