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Psychology Unit 2 Review
Psychology Unit 2 Review
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A person not being able to tell the difference between navy and black socks would be a
technocrat
monochromat missing 2 cones
dichromat missing 1 cone
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Dreaming most frequently occurs during
The first few minutes of falling asleep
Stage 3 when Delta waves are present
REM sleep
Stage to when Theta waves are present
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Which type of deafness might be fixed by implanting a new cochlea?
sensorineural deafness
congenital deafness
conductive deafness
4
Treatment commonly referred to as "split-brain" requires
Electrical Shock Therapy
severing the corpus callosum
Somnambulism during the daytime
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Sounds are caused by
vibrations of hair cells
the release of sensory neurons
vibrations of the pons
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Part within the hindbrain that regulates breathing.
cerebellum
medulla
thalamus
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People with hormonal imbalances have problems with their
optic nerve
reticular formation
limbic system
endocrine system
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Smell and taste are known as the
vestibular senses
lobetronics
skin senses
chemical senses
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The two main parts of the central nervous system are
frontal and temporal lobes
right and left hemispheres
somatic and autonomic nervous systems
the brain and the spinal cord
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The basic building blocks of the nervous system
neurons
optic nerve
pons
medullas
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Sigmund Freud believed that dreams are
more real then when we are awake
completely random in nature
a roadway into our subconscious, wish fulfillment
what is about to happen to us in real life
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Persistent problems falling asleep for over a month
Insomnia
Night Terrors
Narcolepsy
Sleep Apnea
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This is the only sense that gets routed to the limbic system which bring back memories
sound
smell
taste
sight
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Sleep researchers define our sleep stages in terms of
time time of night each occurs
length of time each takes
quality of each stage
brain wave patterns
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May fall asleep at unpredictable or inappropriate times
insomnia
sleep apnea
somnambulism
narcolepsy
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This moves information from one hemisphere of the brain to the other, connecting the brain
frontal lobe
spinal cord
cerebellum
corpus callosum
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Teenagers delayed sleep patterns that can cause them not to fall asleep until 2-3 AM is due to
their sleep habits
their body temperature not dropping until this time
their brain stimulating activities throughout the day
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Sleep is considered a necessary vital function because it
helps people recover from stress
maintains brain's proper functioning
All of the Above
builds up resistance to infection
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Damage to Broca's area and Wernicke's area of the brain can cause
loss of hearing
short-term memory loss
loss of sight
difficulties in producing or understanding speech
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"Little brain"
thalamus
parietal lobe
medulla
cerebellum
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A person's vestibular sense helps control
balance
sound control
eye adjustment to dark light
pain tolerance
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The outer layer of the brain is called the
pituitary gland
cerebral cortex
cerebellum
corpus callosum
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"State Theory" suggests that hypnosis
only works in certain states of the country
is actually an altered state of consciousness
is not an altered state of consciousness
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The corpus callosum is responsible for
regulating sleep
short and long-term memory
moving information from one hemisphere to the other
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Electroencephalograms (EEG) have been used by researchers to
Regulate and help live sleeping
generate a 4-Dimensional image of the brain
identify specific areas of the brain
measure stages of sleep and diagnose disorders
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Somnambulism is also known as
insomnia
sleepwalking
night terrors
sleeptalking
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Part of the reticular activating system that helps regulate sleep and alertness.
pons
cerebellum
rods
medulla
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"Role theory" suggests that people who are hypnotized
believe what they are doing is real
are faking it to please observers
revert to childish behaviors
Don't believe in hypnosis
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This type of deafness may be repaired by implanting a new cochlea
inborn deafness
sudden deafness
conductive deafness
nerve deafness
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Rods in the retina allow us to regognize
colors
depth or distance
black, white, and gray
shapes of objects