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  Which among the choices below is commonly referred to as the ‘emogh ;hoco5 (vt:tional brain’?

  Which neurotransmitter is primarily associated with inhibitlp11(k2 el-4jg n0buf2w i qwzory signalling in the brain and reducing the effects of excitatory ne 1n -4 2fiql1lwzw0gpb2(je ukurotransmitters?

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  Which statement best describes synaptog.wzhga ocq--8enesis?

  Antonova's (2011) study showed that blocking acetylcholine in healthy in1yis1c dk 42ho4d acojq.pmr3y+lc 1 f*;(w dmdividuals impaired memory encoding and retrieval abilities. In the study, which antagonist was specifd;k 1acmcsqy3 oh 4 rmc*j.lpi+d124wo f1(ydied to block acetylcholine receptors?

  What role does the amygdal3 ap.o ty 3/8,elpe2axm:quppa play in memory?

  Which brain imaging tp-ct v lxvvf**(.gct::znix(echnique has the perfect temporal resolution and can detect changes in brain activity within milv-i * p *g:ncvt(x. (cflzxt:vliseconds?

  Identity this phenomenon - ‘Brain y/o9jw lvr54q area X assumes the functions of brain area Y’.l5owy 4r j/vq9

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  Axonal sprouting is a technique used by the bra5f7p+l ratmx 0 h-2hfvmw: ,)+ir oreoin during neuroplasticity. Which statement below best describes ax wxm 5rf:+7 pt elf,ar)vr2omi h+o-h0onal sprouting?

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  Which statement belo xo::9l(lx-jrl zjo(vw best describes the function of transporter proteins?

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  Which neurobiological explanation is linked t,c g5 q b6o2ms)c,,mzb -gpcteo conflict resolution?

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  Name the organ responsible f-ourh3ore * 9(twoz(tor pheromonal processing in mammals.

  Which hormone is said to play a role in stable, long-term pair bonding in pra7f xzc7a y, +og8;ldsxirie voles7x7sycoa lfgd+ xz;8 ,?

  Which of the following + otr ve72ia-vhormones play a role in the activation of the amygdala?

  Which of the following best describes the purpyad0ar 6r2 mnw, 14arsose of twin studies?

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  Which factors explain the herig c0x08nk(qvitability of depression?

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  Which psychological approach claims that personality, behaviour, and cogpizmt4eg bx.-/8 x. qvnitive p/xze.-b4mqtg ix.v 8 processes influence genetics, hormones, and brain structures?

  Which among the choices emphasises thqzv3 3ad,v s rk0) y7inebiz-2at behaviour and cognitive processes have allowed us tae )i2qy vvi 0nz3dk-rzbs,73o adapt to new behaviours and environments?

  Researchers develop twin studies to investigate the bf3e2q wfj/4l qe69lkrelation and influence of nature and nurture on personality, behaviour, and intelligence. What do twin studies specifically help resear 34wlqe fkj2/b e9lq6fchers determine?

  What was the primary focus of the Minnesota Twin St q h*va)(rmgb4 ngbd2.udy?

  In the view of evolutionary psychodl09 kjsk6 6xox4ifm-logy, which statement below most accurately explains human behavijk4k69m- d0osl6i x xfour and cognition?

  Which ethical considerations are relevant to animal reg ,mqd if/oeb,ae95u8search in psychology?

  The focus of using animal models for re8m -dd s 3 h81i pk(kosumefz/(26*djnq(mkjvsearch is

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  According to the American Psychological*vabgbq ;ihixs i5 dcm-b u:hm7664j0 Association’s (APA) ethical guidelines, which statement is true on the use of nonhuman animals d7i6mb i:sm q 4v06*x b5cgjhiha-bu;in experimental research?

  Which is not a guideline in the APA ethics code regarding animal r1u5htb:wrsfz ;g;:pi mja20epx n*4f gweg5 2esearch?

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  In Harlow’s (1966) experiment with bab2 . +gmkd8verr.kl;o py rhesus monkeys, what ethical concern was raised by colleagues and spectators? edv2;l+ormkp..r g8k

  Animal experimentation, according to the Amer*v ay* po429r:liiovi iz8.o tican 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.*9:*o42i aipvr8zvit lo oyi . 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 most likely not adhered to in this study?