Test Bank for Brain & Behavior: An Introduction to Behavioral Neuroscience 6e 6th Edition by Bob Garrett, Gerald Hough. Full Chapters test bank are included - Chapter 1 to 15
Chapter 1 . What Is Behavioral Neuroscience?
The Origins of Behavioral Neuroscience
Nature and Nurture
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1 Behavioral neuroscience studies is ______. the legal freedom in the judicial system how light creates energy the relationship between beha vior and the body the interworking of a computer 2 Behavioral neuroscientists study ______. diseases in the body the relationship between beha vior and the body bone structure of the body the systems of the heart 3 Which of the following terms can be used interchangeably with “beha vioral
neuroscience?” psychology biology physiology psychobiology 4 Psychologists consider emotions, thoughts, memories, and observ able acts to be
characteriz ed as ______. cognitions beha viors physiology biology 5 The mind–br ain question is concerned with ______. an unsolv ed question posed b y early neuroscientists the nature of the mind and its relation to the br ain Test Bank for Brain & Behavior 6th Edition Bob Garrett All Chapters test bank are included ��������������������������� the differences between psy chology and ph ysiology an ongoing connection between biological factors 6 The mind-br ain problem w as first debated b y ______. psychologists in the late 1800s philosophers in the fifth century BCE Darwin’ s followers in the late 1800s neuroscientists in the 1990s 7 Aristotle, a monist, joined the body and soul in his attempt to explain ______. memory , emotions, and reasoning heart, lungs, and br ain religion, la w, and state energy , light, and atoms 8 The dualists faced difficult y in finding support for their views on how ______. a physical br ain could result in mental processes the mind could exist the br ain could exist a nonph ysical mind could impact a ph ysical body 9 Monists faced difficult y in finding support for their views regarding the mind and
brain and how ______. a physical br ain could result in mental processes the mind could exist the br ain could exist a nonph ysical mind could impact a ph ysical body 10 A(n) ______ is a proposed mechanism to explain how something, usually more
complex than the proposed mechanism, works. atom model mind beha vior 11 A(n) ______ can be in the form of a theory or a simplified organism, simulation, or
system for scientific study . monist beha vior atom model 12 Researchers ha ve used computers to model ______ that occur(s) in humans. cognitiv e processes Alzheimer ’s disease Huntington’ s disease animal spirits 13 According to Descartes, beha vior w as controlled b y ______. animal spirits atoms empiricism weather 14 Descartes used a ______ model for the activit y of the human br ain. hydraulic computer rat complex 15 Empiricism is ______. gathering information via observ ation assumption based on logic following one’ s intuition making a best guess 16 According to Descartes, the ______ w as where the mind inter acted with the body . soul atoms nervous system pineal gland 17 Descartes chose the pineal gland as the “seat of the soul” because it ______. enhanced the individual’ s surviv al was the only part of the br ain not split into hemispheres explained memory , emotions, and reasoning was made up of nonmaterial 18 Reaching conclusions about the br ain by observ ation is the method for obtaining
knowledge called ______. empiricism dualism monism idealism 19 What w as the inspir ation for Descartes’ model of br ain function? atoms statues in the gardens at St. Germain Ancient Egyptians Plato’ s idea of dualism 20 Luigi Galv ani first observ ed that ______ would respond to electrical stimulation. bones neurotr ansmitters
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