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PSYB65H3 Lecture : PsyB65-Lecture 1.docx

Pns - nerves to the entire body, gathers information like hot or cold and sends information out to muscles. Hindbrain - cerrebelum which is involved with sensory motor integration - taking sensation from the body n turning it into movement. Medulla - responsible for basic life processes;heartbeat and respiration. Midbrain - reticular formation - controls sleep wakefulness cycles if there is a stroke here they will be in a coma. Forebrain - thalamus - relay center so information from the spinal cord can be made more modern. Hypothalamus - responsible for eating and drinking behavior hunger and thirst, territoriality - aggression and fighting, sexual behavior so finding a mate, controlled by scent. Limbic system - amygdala, hippocampus, hypothalamus, olfactory bulb.

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Human Brain and Behaviour

Psychology

Ted Petit

University of Toronto Scarborough

34. Although early research suggested that the hypothalamus was responsible for reward and motivation, more recent research has demonstrated that reward and motivation are associated with activity within the A) basal ganglia B) thalamus C) hippocampus D) reticular formation E) nucleus accumbens

27. Stephanie sustained severe damage to her cerebellum in a motor vehicle accident. This damage would most likely cause difficulties with A) the timing and coordination of motor movements B) language comprehension C) language production D) regulating biological drives, such as thirst, and hunger E) organizing sensory information and sending this information to appropriate areas of the brain

35. The fire alarm goes off. Nina doesn't react because she's uncertain about what's going on. She looks to other people and sees that they are not reacting so she assumes the alarm must be a drill. Nina's thought best illustrates the explanation of the unresponsive-bystander effect A) informational influence B) normative influence C) evaluation anxiety D) diffusion of responsibility E) social loafing

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