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What is an EEG used for?
To record brain activity in the upper layers of the brain
To diagnose physical illness
To record brain activity below the upper layers of the brain
To measure thoughts and feelings
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What is NOT an example of the mulitplier effect?
An individual person
Diet
Attachment styles
Mood
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What is an ERP?
Electrical recall perception
Enterprise resource planning
Exposure and response prevention therapy
Event related potential
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What is the difference between MRI anf fMRI?
MRI shows brain waves, fMRI shows brain activity
MRI studies brain anatomy, fMRI studies brain function
MRI studies brain function, fMRI studies brain anatomy
MRI shows brain imaging, fMRI shows brain scans
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What is polygenic inheritance?
Physcial characteristics influenced by one gene
The shape of the genes inherited
A group of gene pairs that act together to produce a traits
The number of genes inherited
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CRISPR stands for Clustered Regularly Interspaced Short Palindromic Repeats
False
True
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What is NOT an example of behavioral genetics?
Mental illness
Personality
Cognitive abilites
Genotype
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Global processing is hyper focused, local processing looks at the big picture
True
False
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What is the difference between placebo's and regular medications?
Placebo's effect your brain chemsitry
Placebo's don't have side effects
Placebo's are inactive but mimic medication
Placebo's aren't perscribed
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What is the difference between genotypes and phenotypes?
Genotypes are physcial, phenotypes are non physical
Genotypes can be altered throughout a lifespan, phenotypes are constant
Genotypes are indivdually acquired, phenotypes are genetically passed down
Genotypes are combinations of DNA, phenotypes are the physcial expression
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What are "designer babies"?
Babies born from sperm and egg donors
Genetically changing fetus DNA to be able to choose phenotypic traits
Babies who wear balenciaga
Babies who are subjected to psychological testing
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What does research say about children media use?
The results are mixed and more research is needed
It is always harmful
It is always helpful
It depends on a child's demographics
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What is the difference between old and new genetics?
Old genetics look at phenotype, new genetics look at genotype and phenotype
Old genetics studies the older generation, new studies the new generation
There is no difference between old and new genetics
Old genetics track normal traits, new genetics look at rare conditions
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Epigenetics is the study of how your genes can change based on your behavior and the environment?
False
True
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What is the difference between crystalized and fluid intelligence?
Crystalized is unconcious, fluid is concious
Crystalized is stagnant, fluid is changing
Crystalized is geology, fluid is hydromechanics
Crystalized is your accumulated intelligence and fluid is applied knowledge
