Test Bank for An Introduction to Brain and Behavior
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7th Edition by Bryan Kolb, Ian Q. Whishaw,
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Chapters 1 - 16, Complete Newest Version
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,Tabled5ofd5Contents
Chapterd51d 5 Whatd5Ared5thed5Originsd5ofd5Braind5andd5Behavior
?d5Chapterd52d 5 Whatd5Isd5thed5Nervousd5System’sd5Functionald5An
atomy?d5Chapterd53d 5 Whatd5Ared5thed5Nervousd5System’sd5Func
tionald5Units?
Chapterd54d 5 Howd5Dod5Neuronsd5Used5Electricald5Signalsd5tod5Transmitd5Informatio
n?d5Chapterd55d 5 Howd5Dod5Neuronsd5Communicated5andd5Adapt?
Chapterd56d5Howd5Dod5Drugsd5andd5Hormonesd5Influenced5thed5Braind5andd5Behavior
?d5Chapterd57d 5 Howd5Dod5Wed5Studyd5thed5Brain’sd5Structuresd5andd5Functions?
Chapterd58d 5 Howd5Doesd5thed5Nervousd5Systemd5Developd5andd5A
dapt?d5Chapterd59d 5 Howd5Dod5Wed5Sense,d5Perceive,d5andd5Seed
5thed5World?
Chapterd510d5Howd5Dod5Wed5Hear,d5Speak,d5andd5Maked5Music?
Chapterd511d5Howd5Doesd5thed5Nervousd5Systemd5Respondd5tod5Stimulationd5andd5Produced5Movemen
t?d5Chapterd512d5Whatd5Causesd5Emotionald5andd5Motivatedd5Behavior?
Chapterd513d5Whyd5Dod5Wed5Sleepd5andd5Dream?d5
Chapterd514d5Howd5Dod5Wed5Learnd5andd5Remember
?d5Chapterd515d5Howd5Doesd5thed5Braind5Think?
Chapterd516d5Whatd5Happensd5Whend5thed5Braind5Misbehaves?
,Chapterd51d5–d5Whatd5ared5thed5originsd5ofd5Braind5andd5Behaviour?
1. Braind5abnormalitiesd5cand5bed5relatedd5to:
A) 500d5disorders.
B) 1000d5disorders.
C) 1500d5disorders.
D) mored5thand52,000d5disorders.
2. Alld5thed5nerved5processesd5radiatingd5outd5beyondd5thed5braind5andd5spinald5cordd5asd5wel
ld5asd5alld5thed5neuronsd5outsided5thed5braind5andd5spinald5cordd5constituted5the:
A) nervousd5system.
B) centrald5nervousd5system.
C) peripherald5nervousd5system.
D) externald5nervousd5system.
3. Whichd5isd5NOTd5partd5ofd5thed5peripherald5nervousd5system?
A) sensoryd5receptorsd5ind5thed5skin
B) connectionsd5tod5motord5neurons
C) sensoryd5andd5motord5connectionsd5tod5internald5organsd5(e.g.,d5thed5stomach)
D) thed5spinald5cord
4. Thed5setd5ofd5braind5structuresd5responsibled5ford5mostd5ofd5ourd5unconsciousd5behaviorsd5isd5cal
led:
A) thed5cerebrald5hemisphere.
B) thed5brainstem.
C) thed5cerebrum.
D) thed5cerebellum.
5. Thed5postulationd5thatd5wed5maked5subliminald5movementsd5ofd5ourd5larynxd5andd5muscl
esd5whend5wed5imagined5wasd5expoundedd5by:
A) D.d5O.d5Hebb.
B) Edmondd5Jacobson.
C) Irenäusd5 Eibl-Eibesfeldt.
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, D) Fredd5Linge.
6. “Behaviord5consistsd5ofd5patternsd5ind5time”d5isd5ad5definitiond5ofd5behaviord5expoundedd5by:
A) D.d5O.d5Hebb.
B) Edmondd5Jacobson.
C) Irenäusd5 Eibl-Eibesfeldt.
D) Fredd5Linge.
7. Patternsd5ind5timed5cand5bed5maded5upd5of:
A) movements.
B) thinking.
C) bothd5movementsd5andd5thinking.
D) neitherd5movementsd5nord5thinking.
8. Animalsd5withd5smallerd5brainsd5andd5simplerd5nervousd5systemsd5haved5mostly
behaviors,
d5whereasd5animalsd5withd5largerd5brainsd5andd5mored5complexd5nervousd5systemsd5haved5
mostly
behaviors.
A) learned;d5inherited
B) inherited;d5learned
C) innate;d5inherited
D) learned;d5innate
9. Crossbilld5birdsd5haved5ad5beakd5thatd5isd5designedd5tod5eatd5pined5cones.d5Ifd5wed5trimd5t
hed5beak,d5thed5behaviord5disappears.d5Thisd5exampled5illustrates:
A) fixedd5behavior.
B) flexibled5behavior.
C) learnedd5behavior.
D) adaptived5behavior.
10. Thed5suckingd5responsed5observedd5ind5newbornd5humand5infantsd5isd5and5exampled5ofd5a(n):
A) learnedd5response.
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7th Edition by Bryan Kolb, Ian Q. Whishaw,
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Chapters 1 - 16, Complete Newest Version
d5 d5 d5 d5 d5 d5 d5
,Tabled5ofd5Contents
Chapterd51d 5 Whatd5Ared5thed5Originsd5ofd5Braind5andd5Behavior
?d5Chapterd52d 5 Whatd5Isd5thed5Nervousd5System’sd5Functionald5An
atomy?d5Chapterd53d 5 Whatd5Ared5thed5Nervousd5System’sd5Func
tionald5Units?
Chapterd54d 5 Howd5Dod5Neuronsd5Used5Electricald5Signalsd5tod5Transmitd5Informatio
n?d5Chapterd55d 5 Howd5Dod5Neuronsd5Communicated5andd5Adapt?
Chapterd56d5Howd5Dod5Drugsd5andd5Hormonesd5Influenced5thed5Braind5andd5Behavior
?d5Chapterd57d 5 Howd5Dod5Wed5Studyd5thed5Brain’sd5Structuresd5andd5Functions?
Chapterd58d 5 Howd5Doesd5thed5Nervousd5Systemd5Developd5andd5A
dapt?d5Chapterd59d 5 Howd5Dod5Wed5Sense,d5Perceive,d5andd5Seed
5thed5World?
Chapterd510d5Howd5Dod5Wed5Hear,d5Speak,d5andd5Maked5Music?
Chapterd511d5Howd5Doesd5thed5Nervousd5Systemd5Respondd5tod5Stimulationd5andd5Produced5Movemen
t?d5Chapterd512d5Whatd5Causesd5Emotionald5andd5Motivatedd5Behavior?
Chapterd513d5Whyd5Dod5Wed5Sleepd5andd5Dream?d5
Chapterd514d5Howd5Dod5Wed5Learnd5andd5Remember
?d5Chapterd515d5Howd5Doesd5thed5Braind5Think?
Chapterd516d5Whatd5Happensd5Whend5thed5Braind5Misbehaves?
,Chapterd51d5–d5Whatd5ared5thed5originsd5ofd5Braind5andd5Behaviour?
1. Braind5abnormalitiesd5cand5bed5relatedd5to:
A) 500d5disorders.
B) 1000d5disorders.
C) 1500d5disorders.
D) mored5thand52,000d5disorders.
2. Alld5thed5nerved5processesd5radiatingd5outd5beyondd5thed5braind5andd5spinald5cordd5asd5wel
ld5asd5alld5thed5neuronsd5outsided5thed5braind5andd5spinald5cordd5constituted5the:
A) nervousd5system.
B) centrald5nervousd5system.
C) peripherald5nervousd5system.
D) externald5nervousd5system.
3. Whichd5isd5NOTd5partd5ofd5thed5peripherald5nervousd5system?
A) sensoryd5receptorsd5ind5thed5skin
B) connectionsd5tod5motord5neurons
C) sensoryd5andd5motord5connectionsd5tod5internald5organsd5(e.g.,d5thed5stomach)
D) thed5spinald5cord
4. Thed5setd5ofd5braind5structuresd5responsibled5ford5mostd5ofd5ourd5unconsciousd5behaviorsd5isd5cal
led:
A) thed5cerebrald5hemisphere.
B) thed5brainstem.
C) thed5cerebrum.
D) thed5cerebellum.
5. Thed5postulationd5thatd5wed5maked5subliminald5movementsd5ofd5ourd5larynxd5andd5muscl
esd5whend5wed5imagined5wasd5expoundedd5by:
A) D.d5O.d5Hebb.
B) Edmondd5Jacobson.
C) Irenäusd5 Eibl-Eibesfeldt.
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, D) Fredd5Linge.
6. “Behaviord5consistsd5ofd5patternsd5ind5time”d5isd5ad5definitiond5ofd5behaviord5expoundedd5by:
A) D.d5O.d5Hebb.
B) Edmondd5Jacobson.
C) Irenäusd5 Eibl-Eibesfeldt.
D) Fredd5Linge.
7. Patternsd5ind5timed5cand5bed5maded5upd5of:
A) movements.
B) thinking.
C) bothd5movementsd5andd5thinking.
D) neitherd5movementsd5nord5thinking.
8. Animalsd5withd5smallerd5brainsd5andd5simplerd5nervousd5systemsd5haved5mostly
behaviors,
d5whereasd5animalsd5withd5largerd5brainsd5andd5mored5complexd5nervousd5systemsd5haved5
mostly
behaviors.
A) learned;d5inherited
B) inherited;d5learned
C) innate;d5inherited
D) learned;d5innate
9. Crossbilld5birdsd5haved5ad5beakd5thatd5isd5designedd5tod5eatd5pined5cones.d5Ifd5wed5trimd5t
hed5beak,d5thed5behaviord5disappears.d5Thisd5exampled5illustrates:
A) fixedd5behavior.
B) flexibled5behavior.
C) learnedd5behavior.
D) adaptived5behavior.
10. Thed5suckingd5responsed5observedd5ind5newbornd5humand5infantsd5isd5and5exampled5ofd5a(n):
A) learnedd5response.
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