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  The study done by Maguire et al. (2000) used which brain imagini4fi ;jzm4 *x 2oacj*jg technique to study the structural changes in the brain of taxi driva*imicjx;fj j o42*z4ers?

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  What are chemicals that counteract a neurotransmn5h(x7:j-da1zeet g pitter and prevent a signal from being pass(ap ghxn:5t-jd1ee7 zed further to another neuron.

  Which statement best describes synaptoge.9k5* sfb it0vyto6rx nesis?

  Antonova's (2011) studyxb;r+ p0/yfha showed that blocking acetylcholine in healthy individuals impaired memory encoding and retrieval abilities. In the study, /pyrh+bfx; 0a which antagonist was specified to block acetylcholine receptors?

  What role does the amygdala play in mem x(/1q3etrbp m3jdy p.ory?

  Which brain imaging technique has the xh9vm u.vr .y2perfect temporal resolution and can detect changes in br ym.hvr 29v.uxain activity within milliseconds?

  Identity this phenomenon - ‘Brain area X assumes th++7 mb 4yqsvowoqmvw 2/) ;njde functions of brain area Y’.72)/d+m w 4q svwoj;ymnq+b ov

  What is the primary funzl6a 3sg0ocg y k.xo)+6 y,g)d*nx divction of SSRIs?

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  Which of the below is only a component of functionw3c cr;ke+(v eal magnetic resonance imaging (+k(3cv e erw;cfMRI)?

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  Which statement below best describes the function of tra 2dmor/ sgp u1yef;; /ojz5:fh m*q+donsporter proteins?

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  Which hormone is responsible for social bonding and affects trust in int xdosa-y xw .l*.r/g r m)dq5jlz8y5m(erpersonal interacz.. jr)gyldxoqyd*5sla8mx-( / 5 r wmtions?

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  Which of the following is a commogd+zhiur0e/vfu8y i:j h2,svtc-h)3y l9 o.an criticism of research on pheromones?

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  Name the organ responsrl7i bhtc0gh, ducs/pn.n +5sb3g9 h8ible for pheromonal processing in mammals.

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  Which of the following hormones play a role in the activation(-g dcpklfffazd -0 2: of the amygdala?

  Which of the following best describes the purpose of twin sp6+za:ujy llv2y8kt-y-yz416yqqq ttudies?

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  Which among the choices emphasises that behaviour and cognincp3rhd1oh)if;4z 92sr9z p7wb ku(rtive processes have allowed ruw7;zs b9cr)4ip hk1nhr32 pz9o f(dus to adapt to new behaviours and environments?

  Researchers develop twin studies to investigate the rel3in-f pqed a91ation and influence of nature and nurture on personality, behaviour, and intelligence. What do twin studies specifically help researc3e19pina - qfdhers determine?

  What was the primary focus of the Minne qvy ovr*38k-xrw4-fasota Twin Study?

  In the view of evolutionary psychology, which statement below most acyc ca;ua 4id-t).h vn-curately explains human benh).;vccd- tu aa-4y ihaviour and cognition?

  Which ethical considerations are relevai/ 4o p/dap5jkfba7t: nt to animal research in psychology?

  The focus of using animallc9yz- 8-l;1ecz)b4 fds mrpe models for research is

  Which of the following is v03 /e ,q+lpbjre 9yb ajo/:cunot an advantage of using animal models for research?

  According to the American Psychological Association’s (APA) ethical gui7g+e oab hd..b(6gaz kdelines, which7a(.+zb gbakgod. he6 statement is true on the use of nonhuman animals in experimental research?

  Which is not a guideline in the APA ethics code regarw/hmf 6z;s bu+ding animal research?

  One of the unethical nonhuman animale -f8 apad2wa/ef7p+)m(; jz wpkotf( studies involving dogs occurred in 1967. The researchers placed dogs in situations and environments where they wou;p)awf f2mw( e7ppa fea+k8jd o-zt(/ld 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 ethi7t.q 4gzv ean2u ilb1-cal concern wasq 7ngv a-41elt2zib .u raised by colleagues and spectators?

  Animal experimentation, according tg,m/upmy 7nb2 o 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 guideline was most likel/gybmmu pn72 ,y not adhered to in this study?