Test Bank for An Introduction to Brain and Behavior 7th Edition by Bryan Kolb, Ian Q. Whishaw, Chapters 1 - 16, Complete Questions and Answers | Newest Version

Test Bank for An Introduction to Brain and Behavior 7th
Edition by Bryan Kolb, Ian Q. Whishaw,
Chapters 1 - 16, Complete Questions and Answers
| Newest Version

,TableDofDContents
ChapterD1D WhatDAreDtheDOriginsDofDBrainDandDBehavior?DChap

terD2D WhatDIsDtheDNervousDSystem’sDFunctionalDAnatomy?DCha

pterD3D WhatDAreDtheDNervousDSystem’sDFunctionalDUnits?

ChapterD4D HowDDoDNeuronsDUseDElectricalDSignalsDtoDTransmitDInformation?DCha

pterD5D HowDDoDNeuronsDCommunicateDandDAdapt?

ChapterD6DHowDDoDDrugsDandDHormonesDInfluenceDtheDBrainDandDBehavior?DChap

terD7D HowDDoDWeDStudyDtheDBrain’sDStructuresDandDFunctions?

ChapterD8D HowDDoesDtheDNervousDSystemDDevelopDandDAdapt?

ChapterD9D HowDDoDWeDSense,DPerceive,DandDSeeDtheDWorld?
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ChapterD10DHowDDoDWeDHear,DSpeak,DandDMakeDMusic?

ChapterD11DHowDDoesDtheDNervousDSystemDRespondDtoDStimulationDandDProduceDMovement?DC

hapterD12DWhatDCausesDEmotionalDandDMotivatedDBehavior?

ChapterD13DWhyDDoDWeDSleepDandDDream?DChapt

erD14DHowDDoDWeDLearnDandDRemember?DChapter

15DHowDDoesDtheDBrainDThink?
D




ChapterD16DWhatDHappensDWhenDtheDBrainDMisbehaves?

,Chapter 1 – What are the origins of Brain and Behaviour?
D D D D D D D D D D



1. BrainDabnormalitiesDcanDbeDrelatedDto:
A) 500Ddisorders.
B) 1000Ddisorders.
C) 1500Ddisorders.
D) moreDthanD2,000Ddisorders.



2. AllDtheDnerveDprocessesDradiatingDoutDbeyondDtheDbrainDandDspinalDcordDasDwellDasDallDt
heDneuronsDoutsideDtheDbrainDandDspinalDcordDconstituteDthe:
A) nervousDsystem.
B) centralDnervousDsystem.
C) peripheralDnervousDsystem.
D) externalDnervousDsystem.



3. WhichDisDNOTDpartDofDtheDperipheralDnervousDsystem?
A) sensoryDreceptorsDinDtheDskin
B) connectionsDtoDmotorDneurons
C) sensoryDandDmotorDconnectionsDtoDinternalDorgansD(e.g.,DtheDstomach)
D) theDspinalDcord



4. TheDsetDofDbrainDstructuresDresponsibleDforDmostDofDourDunconsciousDbehaviorsDisDcalled:
A) theDcerebralDhemisphere.
B) theDbrainstem.
C) theDcerebrum.
D) theDcerebellum.



5. TheDpostulationDthatDweDmakeDsubliminalDmovementsDofDourDlarynxDandDmusclesDwhe
nDweDimagineDwasDexpoundedDby:
A) D.DO.DHebb.
B) EdmondDJacobson.
C) IrenäusDEibl-Eibesfeldt.



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, D) FredDLinge.



6. “BehaviorDconsistsDofDpatternsDinDtime”DisDaDdefinitionDofDbehaviorDexpoundedDby:
A) D.DO.DHebb.
B) EdmondDJacobson.
C) IrenäusDEibl-Eibesfeldt.
D) FredDLinge.



7. PatternsDinDtimeDcanDbeDmadeDupDof:
A) movements.
B) thinking.
C) bothDmovementsDandDthinking.
D) neitherDmovementsDnorDthinking.



8. AnimalsDwithDsmallerDbrainsDandDsimplerDnervousDsystemsDhaveDmostly
behaviors,
whereasDanimalsDwithDlargerDbrainsDandDmoreDcomplexDnervousDsystemsDhaveDmostly
D

behaviors.
A) learned;Dinherited
B) inherited;Dlearned
C) innate;Dinherited
D) learned;Dinnate



9. CrossbillDbirdsDhaveDaDbeakDthatDisDdesignedDtoDeatDpineDcones.DIfDweDtrimDtheDbeak,Dt
heDbehaviorDdisappears.DThisDexampleDillustrates:
A) fixedDbehavior.
B) flexibleDbehavior.
C) learnedDbehavior.
D) adaptiveDbehavior.



10. TheDsuckingDresponseDobservedDinDnewbornDhumanDinfantsDisDanDexampleDofDa(n):
A) learnedDresponse.


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