Psychology 101: Introductory Psychology
Psychology-A Journey by Dennis Coon and
John Mitterer, 5th edition 200 Actual Exam
Questions And Answers.
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A person would not be able to walk nor a musician move his or her fingers to play an instrument
without the neurotransmitter –
-Answer ✔ -acetylcholine
In a car accident, a person sustained major trauma to his brain and the spinal cord region of his
neck. Damage, in this case, was mainly to areas of the –
-Answer ✔-central nervous system.
You are in the forest and see a large, snarling, drooling grizzly bear running directly toward you.
The adrenaline rush you feel is controlled by the –
-Answer ✔-sympathetic nervous system.
John has some paralysis and loss of sensation in his right side after a motorcycle accident. It is
likely that there is brain damage in the –
-Answer ✔-left hemisphere
Damage to the frontal lobe may affect all of the following EXCEPT –
-Answer ✔-tactile sensation of body parts.
You are running the water for your bath and place your hand under the faucet to "feel" and adjust
the temperature of the water. The temperature of the water registers in which brain area? –
-Answer ✔-parietal lobes
, Psychology 101: Introductory Psychology
Psychology-A Journey by Dennis Coon and
John Mitterer, 5th edition 200 Actual Exam
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Zelda is experiencing more and more blind spots in her vision as her inoperable brain tumor
increases. The brain tumor would be in her ____ lobe –
-Answer ✔-occipital
A karate chop to an area at the top of the neck could stop a person's heart and breathing by
damaging the –
-Answer ✔-medulla
Damage to the cerebellum would most likely result in –
-Answer ✔-a loss of muscular coordination.
The hypothalamus, the hippocampus, the amygdala, and parts of the thalamus make up the ____
system. –
-Answer ✔-limbic
Sense receptors are biological transducers, which means that they –
-Answer ✔-convert one form of energy to another.
At low levels of illumination, looking next to an object rather than directly at it would produce –
-Answer ✔-improved night vision
, Psychology 101: Introductory Psychology
Psychology-A Journey by Dennis Coon and
John Mitterer, 5th edition 200 Actual Exam
Questions And Answers.
Latest Update 2024 Guaranteed Success |Rated A
Kateria stares at an image of the U.S. flag with the stars black, the field around the stars yellow,
and the stripes black and green. She then stares at a white sheet of paper. The afterimage of a red,
white, and blue flag is explained by which theory of color vision? –
-Answer ✔-opponent-process
Regarding hearing loss, which of the following statements is FALSE? –
-Answer ✔-Noise-induced hearing loss is a type of conductive loss
If you have a total loss of your olfactory sense, you have a condition called –
-Answer ✔-anosmia
Skin sensations include –
-Answer ✔-light touch, pressure, cold, warmth, and pain
A person usually becomes car sick or sea sick because –
-Answer ✔-there are conflicting signals from the visual, kinesthetic, and vestibular systems
Because figure-ground organization is the first perceptual ability to appear after cataract patients
regain their sight, it –
-Answer ✔-is probably inborn.
Psychology-A Journey by Dennis Coon and
John Mitterer, 5th edition 200 Actual Exam
Questions And Answers.
Latest Update 2024 Guaranteed Success |Rated A
A person would not be able to walk nor a musician move his or her fingers to play an instrument
without the neurotransmitter –
-Answer ✔ -acetylcholine
In a car accident, a person sustained major trauma to his brain and the spinal cord region of his
neck. Damage, in this case, was mainly to areas of the –
-Answer ✔-central nervous system.
You are in the forest and see a large, snarling, drooling grizzly bear running directly toward you.
The adrenaline rush you feel is controlled by the –
-Answer ✔-sympathetic nervous system.
John has some paralysis and loss of sensation in his right side after a motorcycle accident. It is
likely that there is brain damage in the –
-Answer ✔-left hemisphere
Damage to the frontal lobe may affect all of the following EXCEPT –
-Answer ✔-tactile sensation of body parts.
You are running the water for your bath and place your hand under the faucet to "feel" and adjust
the temperature of the water. The temperature of the water registers in which brain area? –
-Answer ✔-parietal lobes
, Psychology 101: Introductory Psychology
Psychology-A Journey by Dennis Coon and
John Mitterer, 5th edition 200 Actual Exam
Questions And Answers.
Latest Update 2024 Guaranteed Success |Rated A
Zelda is experiencing more and more blind spots in her vision as her inoperable brain tumor
increases. The brain tumor would be in her ____ lobe –
-Answer ✔-occipital
A karate chop to an area at the top of the neck could stop a person's heart and breathing by
damaging the –
-Answer ✔-medulla
Damage to the cerebellum would most likely result in –
-Answer ✔-a loss of muscular coordination.
The hypothalamus, the hippocampus, the amygdala, and parts of the thalamus make up the ____
system. –
-Answer ✔-limbic
Sense receptors are biological transducers, which means that they –
-Answer ✔-convert one form of energy to another.
At low levels of illumination, looking next to an object rather than directly at it would produce –
-Answer ✔-improved night vision
, Psychology 101: Introductory Psychology
Psychology-A Journey by Dennis Coon and
John Mitterer, 5th edition 200 Actual Exam
Questions And Answers.
Latest Update 2024 Guaranteed Success |Rated A
Kateria stares at an image of the U.S. flag with the stars black, the field around the stars yellow,
and the stripes black and green. She then stares at a white sheet of paper. The afterimage of a red,
white, and blue flag is explained by which theory of color vision? –
-Answer ✔-opponent-process
Regarding hearing loss, which of the following statements is FALSE? –
-Answer ✔-Noise-induced hearing loss is a type of conductive loss
If you have a total loss of your olfactory sense, you have a condition called –
-Answer ✔-anosmia
Skin sensations include –
-Answer ✔-light touch, pressure, cold, warmth, and pain
A person usually becomes car sick or sea sick because –
-Answer ✔-there are conflicting signals from the visual, kinesthetic, and vestibular systems
Because figure-ground organization is the first perceptual ability to appear after cataract patients
regain their sight, it –
-Answer ✔-is probably inborn.
