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Biological Level of Analysis
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A quick thinking quiz to test the knowledge of students. #psychology
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“technique that uses a magnetic field & radio waves to create detailed images “
MRI
Pet Scan
fMRI
Cat Scan
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“function for learning & transferring short term memory to a permanent store”
Cortical Homunculus
Amygdala
Hippocampus
Neuroplasicity
3
Which of the following are effects of serotonin?
depression
lack of sleep
loss of appetite
increasing in socializing
4
Which of the following does NOT describes Romero’s “Puppy Love”?
role of oxytocin in romantic bonding
experimental group showed more affection towards owners
Experimental group of dogs given oxytocin
serotonin affect empathy toward others
5
Which experiment includes rats run a maze for observation of memory?
Maguire
Draganski
Lashely
Sperry & Gazzaniga
6
“functional brain areas learn to rewire damage areas to perform”
Hippocampus
Cortical Homunculus
Neuroplasicity
Amydgala
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“every behavior has its specific place or area in the brain”
Relative local
Localization of function
Hippocampus
Lateralization
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“X-ray image made computerized axial tomography “
fMRI
Pet Scans
Cat Scan
MRI
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Aim: “role of oxytocin in bonding trust & social”
Romero
Fisher Aaron Brown
Kosfield
Scheele
10
Which of the following describes the findings of Mazernich “monkeys paw”?
The hemisphere is responsible for accurate speech
General impairment of language comprehension
Map of the sensory & motor cortex
Psychological functions have corresponding the brain
11
Which of the following describes the findings of Maguire”taxi driver”?
Muscle control is located in the cerebrum
Memory is strictly localized
Converging position that is more accurate reflection
Spatial memory is located in the hippocampus
12
“Machine detects radioactivity that is emitted”
Pet Scan
Cat Scan
fMRI
MRI
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Which of the following are advantages of CAT scans?
very detailed high resolution
no surgical procedures
displays hard & soft tissue
radiation exposure
14
Which of the following are NOT effects of dopamine?
desire
motivation
depression
sadness
15
Which of the following describes Scheele’s experiment?
role of oxytocin in social distances between women and men
role of oxytocin In bonding trust
16
Which of the following does not includes the three principles of BLOA?
behavior is connected to psychology
behavior can be genetically inherited
animal research can inform on human behavior
Memory is a distributed function
17
Which of the following describes the “Trolley’s Problem”?
Experimental group expose to small amounts of radiation
“Kill 1 to save 5”?
Control group has loss of muscle control
Serotonin helps empathize & humanize others
18
Which of following describes the case of “Tan”?
Louis L. lost his ability to speak and memory
Louis L. gain his ability to speak and motor skills
Louis L. has brain removed to search for localized area
Louis L. lost his ability to speak & could only say “Tan”
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Which of the following describes Sperry & Gazzaniga findings?
lateralization of function is real but not complete
language interpretation is heavily in the left hemisphere
cortical homunculus creates a map of the sensory cortex
Image interpretation is strongly in the right hemisphere
20
Aim: “what is the role of dopamine in romantic relationships”?
Freed Parkinson
Fisher, Aaron Brown
Crockett’s
Scheele
21
Which of the following is an advantage of fMRI?
expensive
no radiation
require multiple trials
shoes process correlation between cognition & physiology
22
Which of the following are effects of oxytocin?
Increases social bonding and trust abilities
Loss of appetite
Increases childbirths
Cramps
23
Which of the following below eye was penetrated by a tamping iron leaving a personality change?
Wilder Pinfield
Paul Broca
Louis Legeborne
Phineas Gage
24
which of the following is a disadvantage of MRI?
metal in body will disturb process
displays blood
claustrophobia
inexpensive
25
“Functional Magnetic Resonance imaging brain activity detecting blood flow changes”
Pet Scan
fMRI
Cat Scan
MRI
26
Which of the following describes the results of the “juggler experiment “
Increase of volume in brain retention of visually movement
Memories before the experiment were lost
Cat scans shows structural differences
The limbic system was stimulated & emotions were displayed
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Which of the following are disadvantages of PET scans?
inexpensive
expensive
study body functions through biochemical
radioactive
28
Which of the following does not describe “Freed Parkinson’s experiment “
Used Pet Scans to study brain activity
Investigate role of dopamine in relieving symptoms
“Kill 1 to save 5”?
Tracked participants for one year
