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Lecture 1
Why do we study brain and behaviour,
Why does the prof study brain and...,
What are the 3 historical approac...
23
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Lecture 2
What is the classic definition of...,
What was eibesfeldts definition o...,
What is fixed vs flexible behaviour
21
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Lecture 3
What are some common terms to kno...,
What are the 3 planes of the brain,
What are the different layers tha...
21
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Lecture 4
What are the 3 major arteries tha...,
What is a stroke,
What are some stroke statistics
12
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Lecture 5
How come ground squirrels dont su...,
What happens to ground squirrels ...,
What is the corpus callosum
33
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Lecture 6
What does the olfactory system do,
What are the 2 divisions of the a...,
What is the enteric nervous syste...
26
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Textbook (midterm 1)
What is embodied behaviour,
What is locked in syndrome,
When did animals evolve the first...
21
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Lecture 7
What is a migraine,
What is the blood brain barrier,
What is the area that the blood b...
10
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Lecture 7-after midterm
What is a major goal for cns damage,
How do neurons repair in the peri...,
What are neurons
21
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Lecture 8
What are chromosomes,
How many copies of each gene does...,
What is an allele
27
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Lecture 9
What was descartes theory for mov...,
What did fritsch and hitzig do,
How does electricity flow
31
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Lecture 10
Why cant action potentials move i...,
What is myelination,
What are the nodes of ranvier
25
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Lecture 11
When was the electron microscope ...,
What cells are the key regulators...,
Where are neurotransmitters store...
25
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Lecture 12
What are the 4 requirements to id...,
What are small molecule transmitt...,
How is acetylcholine synthesized
23
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Lecture 13
Why is parkinsons disease caused,
What kinds of environmental and g...,
What are the 2 ways you can treat...
19
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Lecture 15
What is psychopharmacology,
What are psychoactive drugs,
What treatment proved to work wel...
33
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Lecture 16
What causes fasd,
What is fasd,
What is an example of glutaminerg...
34
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Lecture 17
What is the wanting and liking th...,
What is wanting versus liking whi...,
Why do some people become addicted
32
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Lecture 18
What is neuropsychology,
What is behavioural neuroscience,
Who discovered brocas aphasia and...
30
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Lecture 19
Who was wilder penfield and what ...,
What does stimulus of the lateral...,
What are self stimulation studies
24
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Lecture 20
What is diffusor tensor imaging,
What is a connectome,
What is the human connectome project
19
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Lecture 21
What do we have that helps us hear,
What is the structure of the ear ...,
Do you hear with your ears or you...
16
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Lecture 22
What is echolocation,
How do we find out how humans use...,
What are some of the findings fro...
28
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