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  Which among the choices below is commonly reh qs5 9j ajw)8* rc36fbkko8kfferred to as the ‘emotional brain’?

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  Which statement best descri2ohyrvv 38p (qbes synaptogenesis?

  Antonova's (2011) study showe-jewccw 5onn g:k/ 5d628tnsr d that blocking acetylcholine in healthy individuals impaired memory encoding and retrieval abilities. In thd:to/cn e8g-jkw62nscw 5nr5 e study, which antagonist was specified to block acetylcholine receptors?

  What role does the amygdala play in ljp. ob(gg /ujkmm)w1*6goz6dqc8p : memory?

  Which brain imaging techniq6bin3jh ge kia- eh:b0h (;lj/2ck9uyue has the perfect temporal resolution and can detect changes in brain activity within ykai2 hc(ek; 6blh-j 9jn: i0 hb/3guemilliseconds?

  Identity this phenomenon - ‘Brain area X assumes qu-22oju u9 fnthe functions of brain area Y’.uf2 onj-q2uu9

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  Loss of articulated speech is a sybvm(jv5l8d /v* lxt8hmptom of

  Which of the below is only a component of functional magnetic resonance imagd.3n m6n+a4amuhyd efoh36 0r ing (fM 4uyf 0d6e d6.3+ na3aonmmrhhRI)?

  Axonal sprouting is a te r2 ps),cajzb0chnique used by the brain during neuroplasticity. Which statement below best describes axonal spj)p ,cbrz02as routing?

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  Which term below correctly describes the process where an electrical signal.hrq*al:0v6d s10s. j jovyhi travels alonga* j.r1shyvqv:.0h 0sjlod6i a neuron?

  Which statement below be oyi;s5tvvl;2tsq q 96st describes the function of transporter proteins?

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  Which hormone is responsible for sociala)y z1g gig96s bonding and affects trust in interpersonal inta9yiz16 g) ggseractions?

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  Which neurobiological exwt s34a sv,pdro ii*5znk/+g-planation is linked to conflict resolution?

  Which hormone travels from the fat cells to the brain, indicating rwgmzmtcezc . e(j :63okf/97 that enough food has been consumed9kt7(6z/z.g cmreofc em j: 3w and energy burning can happen normally?

  Name the organ responsible for pheromonal processing in mammo6 0komsl9i8jals.

  Which hormone is said to play a role in stableht.js4geffwl ydo i* 7k2x8 74, long-term pair bonding in prairie vos 8*k4fh o .7dg7i2wle4 txfyjles?

  Which of the following hormones play a role in 8* e umzwvivxcb *xdu+:68,a sthe activation of the amygdala?

  Which of the following best describ* iy*srd.b iryp6 .e. 1.kkimles the purpose of twin studies?

  The modern theory of evoluqd2 q,m1r s5d6lzta;ftion is based on

  Name the phenomenon where genetic predisposition causes individuals to selectr;r 38c*t znix environments that affect their8c; *ztxn rri3 behaviours.

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  Which among the choices below is a limitation of t v2b, 1nd y+:bln(xweawin studies?

  Which factors explain the heritabncm8m6rml.0 ( l kzv8uility of depression?

  Which of the following statements is in line s ju1 tfsi)hl 7+m:7duwith evolutionary explanations for tf7j uu7mds1 i:h+)lsbehaviour?

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  Which psychological 1a tqb6jv *d6elh89 5jhr1v(x*a aw eeapproach claims that personality, behaviour, and cognitive processes influence genetics, hormones, andh9*jhve( e1lx6w ja t a58abev6dq1*r brain structures?

  Which among the choices emphasises that bk)w0 e.5(r rzg ;:p*jecldwoq6osdw-ehaviour and cognitive processes have allowed us to adapt to new behaviours and en-p;60s gdwee rkr(o:* c5)wjolz .q wdvironments?

  Researchers develop twin studies to investigaid ef 21ps2 u2rphj h*4ipi,t5te the relation and influence of nature ande,iupiir f phdj22* h2p5s4t1 nurture on personality, behaviour, and intelligence. What do twin studies specifically help researchers determine?

  What was the primary focus of the Minnesota Tw rlh(d-woog68dx 46x vcu0h6uin Study?

  In the view of evolutionary psychology, which statement below most accurately e)xgfrl+.k xxw51 sq x .b*tv9wxplains hum1v+k) 9t5xslxx*..g fwq wrxban behaviour and cognition?

  Which ethical considerations are relevant to animal research in : w65*bg5 yf-hgrowqj psychology?

  The focus of using animal mode 1qo,;sfs2gl e tawyv)d6w7t1 ls for research is

  Which of the following isoxbtl zn+rz+;2zs : iryamf 3kn62,g8 not an advantage of using animal models for research?

  According to the American Psycholla7mg6; sh.u sogical Association’s (APA) ethical guidelines, which statement is true on the use o7.h mg;6sus laf nonhuman animals in experimental research?

  Which is not a guideline b*md:c z(,m( m)jvl wxres)9ds.,d mmin the APA ethics code regarding animal research?

  One of the unethical ;s-n0f s 7/ye9nknewp nonhuman animal studies involving dogs occurred in 1967. The researchers placed dogs in situations and environments where they would be tethered and shocked. Eventually, f7/ we-yn;kenn0 9 sspthese dogs succumbed to some form of depression, which is now called

  In Harlow’s (1966) experimenm sn bgekgc 1:,8ik8gwb g50(kt with baby rhesus monkeys, what ethical concern was raised bmgbk:gb g880es5 ,k1cng kwi (y colleagues and spectators?

  Animal experimentatilyd-k6pklk 4u,(n km5on, according to the American Psychological 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 kludmkn5pk 6(4ky- ,l guideline was most likely not adhered to in this study?