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  The study done by Maguire et ax-c6ptr * rus.l. (2000) used which brain imaging technique to studys* u.r6-prxt c the structural changes in the brain of taxi drivers?

  Neural pruning refers to the process of1mplb(6 5e iwk

  Which among the choices below is commonly referred to as the ‘emotional brain’nu cof7;v05 vwcvy4+o?

  Which neurotransmitter is primarily associated with inhibitory)acdstz3hpe,4 ob *q 0 signalling in the brain and reducing the effects of excitatory neurotransmitters?4e aodq b),3*p shzt0c

  Neurotransmitters are released sagk sqgoxl dppwr:n34 y:t. :hzo(..*t 8 b+uby

  The 5-HTT receptors are associated wiioju-7q1pg kv+.t cz( a0gg(rth which neurotransmitter?

  Which of the following does not describe the magnj*g;s,reli/nod.v g- etic resonance imaging (MRI) scd*ine;lo.vj- / g,rsg an?

  The formation and disruption of synaptic connections between neurons du52zl m pw5nrk0e to genetics or environmental fa55lk nwzp2r0m ctors is called

  What are chemicals that couw-d f)i g8-7sz6c3yniixpdb 5nteract a neurotransmitter and prevent a signal from being passed ff3zisig7d6bi y dc 5 w)--p8nxurther to another neuron.

  Which statement best describes synaptogenesis?oe0sn86 c uufzgrj/) r 5pr,f5

  Antonova's (2011) study showed that txj6, h5 /ueleblocking acetylcholine in healthy individuals impaired memory encoding and retrieval abilities. In the study, which antagonist was specified to block acetylcholine h6 e,xjt/e l5ureceptors?

  What role does the amygda5hpjwq v++2kowjkr : /la play in memory?

  Which brain imaging technique has the perfect temporal resolution and can deil*/t*nee 82 8sfwlt ttect changes in brai l/8tlt t *wns*e8ife2n activity within milliseconds?

  Identity this phenomenon - ‘Brain area X assumes the functions 4 5jzwhp4ve t1a9u y5cof brain area Y’. 59yp 145uc4tjzweva h

  What is the primary function ufu.pd d53/s.vq; ppxof SSRIs?

  When a message is passed between two neurons, c) 35bxbg 7kdzuausing an electrical impulse, it is known bug3x)bd7k5 zas?

  Loss of articulated speech is a sympb7o n )r9jzy-jh 2oewovc2hu /*7apd-tom of

  Which of the below is only a component of functional magnetic resonance g hxl3g6 .ahb9ol nj2(j jhv(9imaging (fMRIg 2(v9hba n9jhxl j.og3(lh6 j)?

  Axonal sprouting is a technique used by the brain during neuroplastici+.xc bk ahl80ity. Which statement bk0x+8 liab hc.elow best describes axonal sprouting?

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  Which term below correctly describes the 0hjy 1mev/co7 process where an electrical signal travelsyh/ 7mce0vjo 1 along a neuron?

  Which statement below best describes the function of transba 7pzny6zq;, d,-bv9hbw zd 8porter proteins?

  Which of the following is not a hor+(xr9z c7ma60vk ; fdgm di vxmx*a2r.mone?

  Which hormone is responsible for social bonding and afyp/rrz1c7w, hxy-r ju(qy560z3sqwy fects trust in interpersonal i-1 w y7ry0hzyuj q 6rys,53pwzqr/x( cnteractions?

  Cushing syndrome results from an excw.m:y dph,r0*wc 0a foess of which hormone?

  Which of the following is a common criticism of research on pheromonesi:gv - dmzg6f0?

  Which neurobiological explanation is linked to conflicfbuw;; 1ct c3at resolution?

  Which hormone travels from the fat cells to the brain,( 01mxg fwy/mwce04 jn indicating that enough food has been consumed and energy burning can happen nyxw0m 1(fcje4nw m g0/ormally?

  Name the organ responsible for pherom4w-;.z*a d,znh envi+;djmeombuk ( (onal processing in mammals.

  Which hormone is said to play a role in stable, long-term pa/nwei x5;*o3jhaq ig6l3 k u;p9i qyc0ir bonding in prairie voles? a jhkl6 03pn wex/* o;;qq3guyi95ici

  Which of the following hormone 0)e pf mspv l0a2w+7lf;n(9jam 4km;slta7sws play a role in the activation of the amygdala?

  Which of the following best describes the purpxz .r84hv:h r7 p)jtp*b4w*jovj)e x oose of twin studies?

  The modern theory of evolutions*l;w;cmfq8*5j4et rj 3qx bw is based on

  Name the phenomenon where genetic predotu9trp /vf qxjggaz(9 0wv,/ts3j 5( isposition causes individuals to select environmpj,(9a5gvt zqj wt/0oux 9vgtf r/s(3ents that affect their behaviours.

  What is a phenotype?k i9qy./u + r(gr9jax /vzfg7zqm55 cw

  Epigenetic changes may be zz;8:tv4.i2s r 5b pdsz g8gkfcaused by

  Which among the choices below is a limitation of twin studieyu2 lnw zsp;8pbxi bx): 9g1a3s?

  Which factors explain the he9286i8xbd wxnm gkk2 y*a 7lceritability of depression?

  Which of the following statements is in line with evoluw9 w;7gbv0vvotionary explanations for vgvov0wb79 ;w behaviour?

  Which is commonly linked to evolutionary explanations of behaviour.* jjru svp 4msooc +1()16ojcy

  The field of molecular genetic study focuses /+spemct- -sa xj-xg2 on

  Which psychological approach claims that pers(rdrb+, t: 7 qsy2 jydatf8qh5onality, behaviour, and cognitive pr:(bjr 7 r+sf 852qytdyh,dqat ocesses influence genetics, hormones, and brain structures?

  Which among the choices emphasises that behaviour and c3ar/j: b9 1c6ze n x,rdqsfpp1no 3evjm0j4g;ognitive processes have allo3ga11jx,: o9q6sznp0f4je be; n cr 3rjpmdv /wed us to adapt to new behaviours and environments?

  Researchers develop twin studies to investigate the r+g l)nb+e2q wpelation and influence of nature and nurture on personality, behaviour, and intelligence. Whabewn+pl2g) q+t do twin studies specifically help researchers determine?

  What was the primary focus of the Minnesot9verz, cc )u2xa Twin Study?

  In the view of evolutionary psychology, whichv-uh yi3 yow;wr(fd 2( statement below most accurately explains human behdwvy;3 (ihu2 yowf -r(aviour and cognition?

  Which ethical considerat2 flg3prl3fc)iusnrgey 0c::a( /i *kions are relevant to animal research in psychology?

  The focus of using animal models f 4obzu.+v hlof/tu06 yr dr(i(or research is

  Which of the following is not an advantage of cq) *qb3oy /plam j79pusing animal models for research?

  According to the American P4cr*m -puende fzbw v3/jp 5p j:8c0j5sychological Association’s (APA) ethical guidelines, which statement is true on pmjz0f/bwcj5pn5ed4: u8vejr*c3- p the use of nonhuman animals in experimental research?

  Which is not a guideline in the APAys1;0li nep h- ethics code regarding animal research?

  One of the unethical nonhuman animal studies involving dogs occurred in3, 7rfhw ;ysz/;mxur:yv h6qr 1967. The researchers pla,wqfm7zy ryu:v;rs;x6/3r hh ced dogs in situations and environments where they would be tethered and shocked. Eventually, these dogs succumbed to some form of depression, which is now called

  In Harlow’s (1966) experiment with baby rhesus monkeys, what ethivb7it6 1oo.* ur( 7 3e xx+vgc(bmbucrcal concern was raised by 6croxcxvbu( rt 7b37*eg+m iv1o bu(.colleagues and spectators?

  Animal experimentation, according to the American Psnx2d+3sllj ai l;(6zji4l7ryychological Association (APA), can be used and completed when certain guidelines are used to ensure the animals’ safety. However, in 1969, an experiment testing the effects and addiction levels of different carcinogens were studied and measured in monkeys. The animals became very disturbed by the drug usage and went on to inflict self-harm, and a mix of some drugs resulted in fatalities. According to the APA, which guideline was mostzi ldl3l l 24ia7ys;+(rn6 jxj likely not adhered to in this study?