Test Bank for An Introduction to Brain and Behavior 6thedition Bryan Kolb , Ian Q. Whishaw , G.Campbell Teskey

, TestTBankTforTAnTIntroductionTtoTBrainTandTBehaviorT6thTBryanTKolbT,TIanTQ.TWhishawT,
G.TCampbellTTeskey


TableTofTContents
ChapterT1T T WhatTAreTtheTOriginsTofTBrainTandTBehavior?

ChapterT2T WhatTIsTtheTNervousTSystem’sTFunctionalTAnatomy?TChapt

erT3T WhatTAreTtheTNervousTSystem’sTFunctionalTUnits?

ChapterT4T HowTDoTNeuronsTUseTElectricalTSignalsTtoTTransmitTInformation?TChapt

erT5T HowTDoTNeuronsTCommunicateTandTAdapt?

ChapterT6T HowTDoTDrugsTandTHormonesTInfluenceTtheTBrainTandTBehavior?TChapt

erT7T HowTDoTWeTStudyTtheTBrain’sTStructuresTandTFunctions?

ChapterT8T HowTDoesTtheTNervousTSystemTDevelopTandTAdapt?TChapt

erT9T HowTDoTWeTSense,TPerceive,TandTSeeTtheTWorld?

ChapterT10THowTDoTWeTHear,TSpeak,TandTMakeTMusic?

ChapterT11THowTDoesTtheTNervousTSystemTRespondTtoTStimulationTandTProduceTMovement?TCh

apterT12TWhatTCausesTEmotionalTandTMotivatedTBehavior?

ChapterT13TWhyTDoTWeTSleepTandTDream?TChapt

erT14THowTDoTWeTLearnTandTRemember?TChapterT

15THowTDoesTtheTBrainTThink?

ChapterT16TWhatTHappensTWhenTtheTBrainTMisbehaves?

,Chapter 1 – What are the origins of Brain and Behaviour?
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1. BrainTabnormalitiesTcanTbeTrelatedTto:
A) 500Tdisorders.
B) 1000Tdisorders.
C) 1500Tdisorders.
D) moreTthanT2,000Tdisorders.



2. AllTtheTnerveTprocessesTradiatingToutTbeyondTtheTbrainTandTspinalTcordTasTwellTasTallTthe
TneuronsToutsideTtheTbrainTandTspinalTcordTconstituteTthe:

A) nervousTsystem.
B) centralTnervousTsystem.
C) peripheralTnervousTsystem.
D) externalTnervousTsystem.



3. WhichTisTNOTTpartTofTtheTperipheralTnervousTsystem?
A) sensoryTreceptorsTinTtheTskin
B) connectionsTtoTmotorTneurons
C) sensoryTandTmotorTconnectionsTtoTinternalTorgansT(e.g.,TtheTstomach)
D) theTspinalTcord



4. TheTsetTofTbrainTstructuresTresponsibleTforTmostTofTourTunconsciousTbehaviorsTisTcalled:
A) theTcerebralThemisphere.
B) theTbrainstem.
C) theTcerebrum.
D) theTcerebellum.



5. TheTpostulationTthatTweTmakeTsubliminalTmovementsTofTourTlarynxTandTmusclesTwhen
TweTimagineTwasTexpoundedTby:

A) D.TO.THebb.
B) EdmondTJacobson.
C) IrenäusTEibl-Eibesfeldt.



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, D) FredTLinge.



6. “BehaviorTconsistsTofTpatternsTinTtime”TisTaTdefinitionTofTbehaviorTexpoundedTby:
A) D.TO.THebb.
B) EdmondTJacobson.
C) IrenäusTEibl-Eibesfeldt.
D) FredTLinge.



7. PatternsTinTtimeTcanTbeTmadeTupTof:
A) movements.
B) thinking.
C) bothTmovementsTandTthinking.
D) neitherTmovementsTnorTthinking.



8. AnimalsTwithTsmallerTbrainsTandTsimplerTnervousTsystemsThaveTmostlyT
behaviors,
whereasTanimalsTwithTlargerTbrainsTandTmoreTcomplexTnervousTsystemsThaveTmostly
T

behaviors.
A) learned;Tinherited
B) inherited;Tlearned
C) innate;Tinherited
D) learned;Tinnate



9. CrossbillTbirdsThaveTaTbeakTthatTisTdesignedTtoTeatTpineTcones.TIfTweTtrimTtheTbeak,Tthe
TbehaviorTdisappears.TThisTexampleTillustrates:

A) fixedTbehavior.
B) flexibleTbehavior.
C) learnedTbehavior.
D) adaptiveTbehavior.



10. TheTsuckingTresponseTobservedTinTnewbornThumanTinfantsTisTanTexampleTofTa(n):
A) learnedTresponse.


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