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What is the job of cogsci? bringing perspectives from neuro, psych, CS, phil, lang, and anthro together what method do philosophers use? argument and analysis/ deductive reasoning what methods do psychologists use? experimental techniques and paradigms what methods do neuroscientists use? spacial/temporal resolution, case studies, lesions, brain imaging what methods do cognitive psychologists use? modeling what methods do AI researchers use? computer mode...

Sensory receptors Answer -Receptors convert stimuli in the environment into generator potential on sensory neuron -Sensory Neurons can be part of receptor or synapse on the receptor - different types of receptors are particularly sensitive to different, specific stimuli receptors cont. Answer -they can be free nerve endings on sensory nerves - receptors are sensitive to tissue damage and initiate sensation of pain via graded membrane potential charge -they can be specialized, independent...

PSB 2000 Exam 2 Questions & Answers 2024/2025 What are ionotropic receptors? - ANSWERSLigand-gated channels. Neurotransmitter (ligand) binds -> channel opens -> ions pass through -> EPSP or IPSP. What are metabotropic receptors? - ANSWERSThese receptors do not have channels. Neurotransmitter binds -> G-protein on intracellular side of receptors is activated -> activates 2nd messenger -> many effects, including open or close ion channels (->EPSP or IPSP) and intracell...

NSC 3361 Exam 1 Questions and Answers All Correct Sequence of transmission at chemical synapse - Answer-1. Action potential travels down axon to axon terminal. 2. Voltage-gated calcium channels open and Ca2+ enters. 3. Synaptic vesicles fuse with membrane and release transmitter into the cleft. 4. Transmitter binds to post-synaptic receptor, causing EPSP or IPSP. 5. May bind to the presynaptic autoreceptors, decreasing release. 6. Neurotransmitter is inactivated by degradation or reuptak...

OCCTH 585 Midterm 1 Latest Version Already Passed evidence for a plastic brain - learning and memory - skill acquisition - development - aging - injury and disease - recovery neuron cell that allows transmission of information dendrites collects/receives information from other sources cell body integrates incoming signals and generates outgoing signal to the axon; powerhouse of the cell axon passes electrical signals (action potential) to dendrites of another cell or to...

Summary of Task 3 of Methods of Cognitive Neuroscience

OCCTH 585 Neuro Questions With Complete Solutions. True or False: Rehabilitation specialists are able to foster functional recovery in the nervous system without knowledge of the biological basis of injury and repair. - correct answer.False It is argued that a biological basis of injury and repair is essential for rehabilitation specialists to know and understand in order to be effective healthcare providers. In simple terms, what is neuroplasticity? - correct answer.The brain'...

Which current flow listed below causes depolarization of the neuronal cell membrane? sodium efflux chloride influx potassium efflux sodium influx Correct Answers Correct answer sodium influx An EPSP ____________ the likelihood of an action potential occurring. has no effect on has an unknown effect on decreases increases Correct Answers increases A voltage-gated ion channel is opened in response to a change in the membrane potential. phosphorylation. ligand binding. All ...

CLTM ASET s #280-500 Question and answers 2024 verified to pass LH (Luteinizing hormone) is produced where? - correct answer Pituitary gland (anterior pituitary) What are the benefits of presurgical mapping in epilepsy surgery or tumor removal cases? (select all that apply) - correct answer *minimize functional deficit *provide data for intra-operative guidance and maximize resection *assess risk and benefit of surgery *plan surgical approach Why is it important to record eye movements...

What does the change in membrane voltage depend on? - ️️depends on the ion channels opened, not the neurotransmitter some neurotransmitters can have both excitatory and inhibitory effects; depends on the ligand gated channels in postsynaptic cell and the ion channels determining EPSP or IPSP When are large axons used? - ️️rapid responses- cockroach startle/escape response; sensory filiform hair receptors on back synapse to giant axon that goes to thoracic region and then synapses ...