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Course: PSY 104, Spring 2012
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Whatisthedifferencebetween: Chapter3 Monday,September12,2011 6:31PM 1. Afferentpathway axonsthatcarryinfoinwardtothecentralnervoussystemfromtheperipheralofthebody Efferentpathway axonsthatcarryinfooutwardfromthecentralnervoussystemtotheperipheryofthebody 2. Listanddescribethestructureofneurons. Dendrites:branchyandreceiveinfo Axon:longfiber,transmitinfotootherneuronsawayfrommusclesorgland...

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Whatisthedifferencebetween: Chapter3 Monday,September12,2011 6:31PM 1. Afferentpathway axonsthatcarryinfoinwardtothecentralnervoussystemfromtheperipheralofthebody Efferentpathway axonsthatcarryinfooutwardfromthecentralnervoussystemtotheperipheryofthebody 2. Listanddescribethestructureofneurons. Dendrites:branchyandreceiveinfo Axon:longfiber,transmitinfotootherneuronsawayfrommusclesorgland Soma:cellbodyofneuron,containscellsnucleus,chemicalmachinerytomostcells 3. DescribeNeuralImpulse 4. Whatisrestingpotential? Notconductinganimpulse 70millivolts Oscilliscope 5. Whatisanactionpotential? 6. Defineneurotransmitter 7. Defineagonist mimicsactionofneurotransmitter 8. Defineantagonist opposesactionofneurotransmitter 9. Listanddescribetheneurotransmitters: 10. Listanddescribethe3majorsubdivisionsofthebrain Hindbrain Medullabreathingandcirculation Pons sleepandarousal Cerebellum coordinatedmovement Midbrain Arousal Soundlocalization(wheresoundscomingfrom) Forbrain Limbicsystemmemoryandemotion Hypothalmus regualtionofbasicneeds Cerebrum(cerebralcortex) complexmentalactivities 11. Listthesubdivisionsofthecerebralcortex Occipital: Vision Blindsight Temporal Hearing Frontal Primarymotorcortex Usinginformationtoformplansandstrategies Primarysomatosensorycortex(touch) Parietal Sensoryintegration 12. 13. 14. 15. DefineESB weakelectriccurrentthatactivatethebrain Broca'sArea Speech production Wernickesarea speechcomprehension Knowthehemispheresspecialization Psychology 104 Page 1 Left- connection to the right side of the body Language Right- connection to the left side of the body Visual-spatial tasks (assembling a puzzle) Thingstoknow: Locateallthelobes Centralnervoussystem:brainandspinalcord Peripheralnervoussystem:nervestomuscles,organsandskinreceptors Gliacells:supplynutrientsforneuronsandremovewaste,10gliacellsfor1neuron Neuroncells Sensory receivesignalsfromoutside Interneurons neuronsthatcommunicatewithotherneurons Motorneurons carrymessagesfromthenervoussystemtothemusclesthatmovethebody Myelin coversaxonandprovidesinsulation Terminalbuttonssecreteneurotransmitters Synapseiswhereinformationistransmittedfromoneneurontoanother Absoluterefractoryperiod lengthoftimeafteranactionpotentialinduringwhichanotheractionpotentialcannotbegin Corpuscallosumconnectsthe2cerebralhemispheres Motorhounculusmapsoutspecificareainthemotorcortexareused Prefrontallobecontributestoworkingmemory Psychology 104 Page 2
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