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Behavioral Neuroscience, 9th Editio by Marc Breedlove, Neil Watson Chapter 13 Homeostasis Active Regulation of the Internal Environment
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Behavioral Neuroscience, 9th Editio by Marc Breedlove, Neil Watson Chapter 13 Homeostasis Active Regulation of the Internal Environment

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Chapter 13 - Homeostasis: Active Regulation of the Internal Environme

1. Six Physiological sys- Acidity
tems that are regulat- Saltiness
ed/maintained Water level
Oxygenation
Temperature
Energy Availability

2. Homeostasis the active process of maintaining a relatively stable,
balanced internal environment

3. Motivation the psychological process that induces or sustains
a particular behavior

4. Two things that will in- Starvation and Dehydration will increase your moti-
fluence motivation vation

5. obligatory losses essential fluid losses required to maintain body func-
tioning

6. Why do we need staying alive requires obligatory losses of some re-
homeostasis? sources, which in turn necessitates us to gain and
conserve them.

7. Thermoregulation the active process of closely regulating body tem-
perature around a set value

8. Two ways to heat liv- Endothermic regulation
ing bodies and
Ectothermic regulation

9. Endotherms generate most of their own heat through internal
processes

10. Ectotherms get most of their heat from the external environment
and behavior

11. Endotherms vs Ec- Both actively regulate body temperature, but ec-
totherms totherms do so by behavior

12. Requires A LOT of energy and food intake

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