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This part of the neuron is a fatty substance
that surrounds and protects the axon.

What is the myelin sheath?

This part of the neuron transmits impulses
away from the neuron cell body.

What is the axon?

This part of the neuron produces energy
that fuels the cell.

What is the cell body?

These are the 2 components of the central
nervous system.

What are the brain and the spinal cord?

These 3 parts of the human body are
components of the nervous system.

What are the brain, spinal cord, and peripheral nerves?

 This part of the neuron is made up of
branchlike fibers that receive information
from other neurons and pass the message
through the cell body.

What are the dendrites?

 These parts of the neuron are the small
fibers at the end of the axon which transmit
messages to the dendrites during synapse.

What are axon terminals?

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What is the cell nucleus?

#1 is known as this.

What are dendrites?

#5 is known as this.

What is the axon?

This term describes the communication
process between two neurons.

What is synapse?
 These are the chemicals which pass
between dendrites and axon terminals
during communication.

What are neurotransmitters?

This neurotransmitter is related to attention,
motivation, pleasure, and reward.

What is Dopamine?
This neurotransmitter is related to
obsessions and compulsions.

What is Serotonin?
This neurotransmitter is related to alertness
and energy.

What is Norepinephrine?
 This division of the peripheral nervous
system enables us to feel the differences
between hot and cold and to feel pain and
pressure.

What is the somatic nervous system?

 This division of the peripheral nervous
system regulates involuntary behavior like
heartbeat, breathing, digestion, and blood
pressure.

What is the autonomic nervous system?

This part of the brain regulates vitals and
balance.

What is the hindbrain?

This part of the brain regulates vision and
hearing.

What is the midbrain?

This part of the brain. processes complex
thought and emotion

What is the forebrain?

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WHAT IS THALAMUS?
The * part of the brain is known as this.

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What is the Corpus callosum?

The * part of the brain is known as this.

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What is the pons?

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The * part of the brain is known as this.

What is the medulla oblongata?
The * part of the brain is known as this.

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What is the cerebral cortex?

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 This term describes the stimulation of
sensory receptors and the transmission of
sensory information to the central nervous
system.

What is sensation?
 This term describes the psychological
process through which we organize and
interpret sensory stimulation.

What is perception?
This term describes the weakest amount of
stimulus that can be sensed.

What is threshold?
This is the minimum amount of difference
that can be detected between two stimuli.

What is difference threshold?

This is the idea that distinguishing sensory
stimuli takes into account not only the
strength of the stimuli but also such
elements as setting and one’s physical
state, mood, and attitudes.

What is signal-detection theory?

This is a stimulus that moves a person to
behave in ways designed to accomplish a
specific goal

WHAT IS MOTIVE?
This is a condition in which we require
something we lack.

What is a need?
This is a stronger form of a need which will
not subside until it has been satisfied.

What is a drive?
This theory of motivation holds that behavior
patterns are transmitted genetically between
the generations.

What is the instinct theory?

This theory of motivation holds that behavior
is driven by the need to satisfy the drive.

What is the drive-reduction theory?

This theory of emotion holds that emotions
come in pairs, with one emotion followed by
its opposite before returning neutral.

What is the Opponent-Process Theory?

This theory of emotion holds that emotion
follows the behavioral response to a
situation.

What is the James-Lange Theory?

This theory of emotion holds that a person
interprets a situation which triggers body
sensations which produce emotion.

What is the Commonsense Approach?

This theory of emotion holds that emotions
accompany the bodily response and are
aroused by an external stimulus.

What is the Cannon-Bard Theory?

This theory of emotion holds that emotion is
derived from a person’s analysis of their
situation which leads to their reaction.

What is the Theory of Cognitive Appraisal?

This theory of motivation holds that people
are motivated by the conscious desire for
personal growth and artistic fulfillment.

What is the Humanistic Theory?

 This condition of stimulus occurs when
people or animals are sufficiently
comfortable with their environment and seek
novel stimulation.

What is sensory exploration?

This condition of stimulus begins when a
person is bored with the lack of stimulus.

What is sensory deprivation?

This part of the hypothalamus is considered
the “stop eating center”.

What is the ventromedial hypothalamus?

This part of the hypothalamus is considered
the “start eating center”.

What is the lateral hypothalamus?

This hemisphere of the brain is involved
with problem solving, logic, and
mathematical computation.

What is the left-brain?

 This hemisphere of the brain is involved
with creativity, imagination, art, and feelings.

What is the right-brain?

This term describes how your eyes perceive
the distance that an object is away from
you.

What is depth perception?

 This form of constancy involves perceiving
shapes as the same no matter what angle it
is viewed at.

What is shape constancy?

This is the process by which an organism
becomes more sensitive to stimuli that are
low in magnitude and less sensitive to
stimuli that are constant.

What is sensory adaptation?

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