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  Neural pruning refers to the processdfe /r9j yqd3/fj47u t 7(leng6mga/t of

  Which among the choices below is commonly referred naep19b 6u ux2f:6 qejto as the ‘emotional brain’?

  Which neurotransmitter is primarily associated eoo9:oe;m94pewid jrl s79-i with inhibitory signalling in the brain and reducing the eo7d9 e esi-wroo ji9lpe:m;49ffects of excitatory neurotransmitters?

  Neurotransmitters are reuzo:fk, zb( 2fleased by

  The 5-HTT receptors are associated with which n b-+c(n;c m-ziy5.6duaildwty:1 1f ookjgi 7eurotransmitter?

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  The formation and disruption of synaptic connections b l0sqjc2mzf e)dt+ e9t./ va+wetween neurons due to genetics or envcs2f0 + l+)ezqwe.t/ jtvmd9aironmental factors is called

  What are chemicals th,-qfrkb* xzl 5bw/rm+at counteract a neurotransmitter and prevent a signal from being passed further to an,-5 *lr/wkb+m qfbxrz other neuron.

  Which statement best descwcc*tpk );(yv ribes synaptogenesis?

  Antonova's (2011) study showed that blocking acetylcholine in healthy individ 6jv6s* c.q vqcz(h0dguals impaired memory encoding and retrieval abilities. In the study, which antagonist was specified to bq qsdj*. cvg(h6vzc06 lock acetylcholine receptors?

  What role does the amygdab,/d 6,hkfx;lnsdn6 bla play in memory?

  Which brain imaging technique has the perfect temporal resolution and can detq6* xpgianm -z(cvq)iy- d z.8ect changes in b 6xznpi q*)zy ai(-dgmv -c.q8rain activity within milliseconds?

  Identity this phenomenon - ‘Brain area X assumes the functions oxrz eotq -q;pn0 .bys-1/t9qu f brain area Y’. qy1ozqpt r/.tqsebn0; -u- 9x

  What is the primary function -iy en :(sxf2cof SSRIs?

  When a message is passed between two neurons, causing an electr4u 6mmbv/gw z/,a 3owbical impulse, it is known m3awg vwz //ubmob46,as?

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  Which of the below is only a component of f8cc- v+ovdd 8tunctional magnetic resonance imaging (fMo -v+dcdvtc88 RI)?

  Axonal sprouting is a technique used by the brain during neuroplasticitk jd, 2sf3z7llp5cj )o:bt.bw y. Which statement below best describes ak,2.pczf l)ds o7b5l 3wjjt:bxonal sprouting?

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  Which term below correctly describes the proc9f8 u8ry1w e/8pap clgess where an electrical signal travelsyp 981gfpw8l8rec a /u along a neuron?

  Which statement below best describes thet bi3uk*ip/ s+ yd p5y)d4l6qo function of transporter proteins?

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  Which hormone is responsible for social brt)hx5.u :(y gzmv6h r1(bznbonding and affects trust in interpersonal interactu65yh hzgm) x(znrt1v.br :b(ions?

  Cushing syndrome results from an excess of whiit e5,nng-w0a* 6fa ntch hormone?

  Which of the following is a common criticism ob kg4 x11wxcj+f research on pheromones?

  Which neurobiological explanation is lin6wb + axbyw7yj5le( 0pked to conflict resolution?

  Which hormone travels from the fat cells to the brain, iny7gw9u j :h9sp;cmi3rdicating that enough food hasghwp; rs y7 3ciu:9mj9 been consumed and energy burning can happen normally?

  Name the organ responsible for pheromonal processing ind/a cq2jjn pue21.(j+v (toz *b)vf yn mammals.

  Which hormone is said to play1hpbyqygjx2 ;0se - 9y a role in stable, long-term pair bonding in prairie vole9heqx0pj1b s; - yyy2gs?

  Which of the following hormonesq)mrp8e53my v4xroj ym8m3k* play a role in the activation of the amygdala?

  Which of the following best describes the purpose of twin stud 7q7.l bu8hfljies?

  The modern theory of evolutscf bhyxcc roi)9:1w+ uk-d)9ion is based on

  Name the phenomenon where genejn)k)oo m:).n t) nfketic predisposition causes individuals to select environments that )mon jon) kn ))kf.et:affect their behaviours.

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  Which among the choices below is a limitation of twi3momr7j1 s3navx,wo /n studies?

  Which factors explain the heritability of d9/z8qq v:rl4 cd;abkbepression?

  Which of the following statements is in line with evolutionary explanatdfr2irh v inc; 8l*:w;ions for behavv i di2cr; rf8*h:wnl;iour?

  Which is commonly linked to evolutionary expla yfjnqi c;5p /47gbh5lnations of behaviour.

  The field of molecular genetic stvt-y8i tbutb3g72j8h 3sre b4udy focuses on

  Which psychological approach claimss y(cz,jzcz /9 that personality, behaviour, and cognitive processes influence genetics, hormones, and brain structures?zys/zcjzc,9 (

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  Researchers develop twin studies to jemy )9jji(fw:)+hu v ;lrfitq12ei )investigate the relation and influence of nature and nurture on personality, behaviour, and intelligence. What do twin studies spemje) jtvqiwf1e)) i :;jr 29hu (f+lyicifically help researchers determine?

  What was the primary focus of the Minnesota Tw4cven (8zsfk mdn *:fvn q( *0amk)sj0in Study?

  In the view of evolutionary psychology, whitp rlxty sye0gco0 (xu,l3nw zf1vt)n 1;0:h9ch statement below most accurately explains human behaviour u0tlt0 g1:ozle);w 1n,pxth0vn9cry ( x3sfy and cognition?

  Which ethical considerations are relevant to animal research in psyo5u;; g-wlmyzchology?

  The focus of using animal models for research i 2yekbr** lb..q2d eims

  Which of the following is not aa .ct+)s b34ua c/ef9)erbyjbn advantage of using animal models for research?

  According to the American Psychological Association’s (APA) ethica 4b ec5a, b0 gr0bqu8wvcjk17ul guidelines, which statement is true on the use ofq5g00 uu awbcr v,41kebbcj87 nonhuman animals in experimental research?

  Which is not a guideline in the APA ethics code regarding animal .6tl0*jai9 g tw*mt 2z 1rjtp-fe)p .jso 0ltxresearch?

  One of the unethical nonhuman aqyo4-c7k:q ka, 7rw; ldoh fx) rovy8/bv7 zw2nimal studies involving dogs occurred in 1967. The researchers placed dogs in situations and environments where they would be tethered and shocked. Eventually, these dogs succumbed to some form of depression, which is nov;wozfoqv ,b2- l/k:77odwr yk )a8ych r47xqw called

  In Harlow’s (1966) experiment with baby rhesus monkeys, what eth5 spgciw42 09 e,-pghmv2sydeical concern was raised by wsi495p2-e dsgmy20 vpegch,colleagues and spectators?

  Animal experimentation, accord(zlm. h8 +gbsbz+6 chding 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 becamehs gh+(dbcb +68mz. lz 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 most likely not adhered to in this study?