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Module 2.1
What did ramon y cajal demonstrate,
List the major structures of anim...,
What is the main function of the ...
68
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Module 2.2
What is the composition of the me...,
Describe the structure of the mem...,
What is meant by selective permea...
38
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Module 3.1
What is a reflex,
What experimental evidence did sh...,
What experimental evidence did sh...
20
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Module 3.2
What did tr elliot propose,
Describe loewi s experiment with ...,
Summarize the events occurring at...
13
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Module 3.3
Why are our brains so sensitive t...,
What is an agonist,
What is an antagonist
35
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Module 4.1
What is the bell magendie law,
What makes up gray matter,
What makes up white matter
29
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Module 4.2
What is the relationship of colum...,
What are the location and functio...,
What are the location and functio...
13
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Module 4.3
What was phrenology,
Describe the ct scan,
What is the basis for the mri
17
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Module 5.1
What are stem cells and where are...,
What are the five stages in the d...,
Describe the formation of the cen...
26
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Module 5.2
What is the most common cause of ...,
In head injuries what actually pr...,
What are the two types of stroke ...
11
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Exam 2 Review
The technique of ___________ uses...,
By using the ________ approach re...,
The method of recording brain act...
99
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Module 6.1
What is the law of specific nerve...,
How is strength of a stimulus enc...,
Trace the path of light into the ...
15
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Module 6.2
Axons of which cell form the opti...,
What is the name of the site whic...,
Where do most axons in optic nerv...
36
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Module 8.1
Muscles that control the digestiv...,
Muscles that control movement of ...,
Muscles that have properties inte...
16
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Module 8.2
What types of movements is the pr...,
What is the function of mirror ne...,
To what two processes do neurons ...
24
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Module 8.3
What happens to the movement of p...,
What are other symptoms of parkin...,
What happens in the brains of peo...
14
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Module 9.1
What are endogenous cirannual rhy...,
What are endogenous circadian rhy...,
What sorts of attempted interfere...
22
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Module 9.2
What are the defining characteris...,
What are the defining characteris...,
What is an eeg
51
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Module 9.3
What was probably the original fu...,
How does sleep conserve energy,
What adaptations of sleep pattern...
15
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Module 10.3
Enzymes for the digestion of what...,
Enzymes for the digestion of what...,
Enzymes for the digestion of what...
25
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Chapter 9 & 10.3 Slides
Stages 1 2 have ______ amplitude ...,
Sleep spindles are activity betwe...,
When an eeg shows high synchrony ...
34
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Module 11.1
Which three hormones have been sh...,
What is the sry gene,
What are mullerian ducts
39
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Module 11.2
What are some of the differences ...,
Give an evolutionary explanation ...,
Give an evolutionary explanation ...
13
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Module 12.1
What is the role of the sympathet...,
What is the role of the parasympa...,
Describe the james lange theory o...
11
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Module 12.2
What are the effects of stimulati...,
Which area of the amygdala is esp...,
Describe the evidence for heritab...
22
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Module 12.3
What was hans selye s definition ...,
What is general adaptation syndrome,
What occurs in each stage
18
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Module 13.1
Describe the relationship among t...,
What is the fundamental differenc...,
Define reinforcement in terms of ...
55
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Module 13.2
What did wilder penfield conclude...,
Describe ga horridge s experiment...,
Describe the experiments with pla...
25
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Module 15.2
What are the negative symptoms of...,
What are the two clusters of posi...,
What is the main cognitive proble...
31
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15.1
List the symptoms of major depres...,
What is the evidence for a geneti...,
Are men or women more vulnerable ...
26
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