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  The study done by Maguire et al dluctmg9.pq: 7jy33/5 s qmfj. (2000) used which brain imaging technique to stu 7mjstcq39:yqpu . fglj5/m3ddy the structural changes in the brain of taxi drivers?

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  Which statement best describes synaptogenesiskz:k j79t 4mna?

  Antonova's (2011) study showed that blockiy7r d b2cp0q2-g1wxs sng acetylcholine in healthy individuals impaired memory encoding and retrieval abilities. In the study, which antagonist s7x1drsb -qcgw 2 0y2pwas specified to block acetylcholine receptors?

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  Which brain imaging technique has the p5qiuhu 9gcmu)9 tn97uerfect temporal resolution and can detect changes inuuhg) tnq5 im9u9u9c7 brain activity within milliseconds?

  Identity this phenomenon - ‘Brain area X 3 ssez1+o0y45mtjbf3 s:b sniassumes the functions of brain area Y’.iszt3s :ms1e054 fyb+ oj s3bn

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  Axonal sprouting is a technique used by the brain during neuroplastk8rjr.c81p oficity. Which statement below best 1o8p.krcf 8rjdescribes axonal sprouting?

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  Which statement below best describes the function of tra ga8vft33zk ,hnsporter proteins?

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  Which hormone is responsible for social bonding xvbx8 j:73x7lawpwr/ and affects trust in interpersonal interacti 87wj/xvwr b3alxx :7pons?

  Cushing syndrome results from an excess of which hormone6v dt m) fjel1b/*x2kz?

  Which of the following is a common cri4612z.uny7m6or1(xlxzoo hb y-m uc mticism of research on pheromones?

  Which neurobiological explanation is linked to co49hbqkjh qs6t 66 zs)vnflict resolution?

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  Name the organ responsible for pheromona ln+h+ev) q-lel processing in mammals.

  Which hormone is said to play t xodym+hoid3b3w. . 7a role in stable, long-term pair bonding in prairie .oi7t.d dmxy hw3b+ o3voles?

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  Which psychological approach claims that perso;bmvy*5gjk 9okief /wbi.h/ gdux28-nality, behaviour, and cognitive processes influence genetics, hormones, and brain structures?d.;5 *g/ /h9b u-o j8ekwbmxyfgivki2

  Which among the choices emphasises that behaviour and cognitive proce6dm nou:yl7v0d ,u/pesses have allowed ou/:0n,6ledd vmu py7us to adapt to new behaviours and environments?

  Researchers develop twin studies to investigate npl dij1e*l t,/9r z:jthe relation and influence of nature and nurture on personality, behaviour, and intelligence. What do twin studies specifically help researchers determinez i9*1,rtnjj d: /lepl?

  What was the primary focus of the Minnesota Tw.me6iay 9bc:pun)n 48f+dkl rin Study?

  In the view of evolutionary psychology, w(el k :ta 5uwwwkg60;ohich statement below most accurately explains human behaviouw 6oetuww(gka 05k:;lr and cognition?

  Which ethical considerations are releva+ fk(m4kj qbu*nt to animal research in psychology?

  The focus of using animal models for resea6 r8dvz.lr (s2pvb91pzfo:kprch is

  Which of the following is not an advantage of using animal mode c;m-ah1dtdn1 ls for research?

  According to the American Psy 1:sk)-zj ekm*fvyyo6 chological Association’s (APA) ethical guidelines, which statement is true on the use of nonhuman animals in experimental r- yk k*:y) mjsfz6ove1esearch?

  Which is not a guideline/b6xiwzdd2;f:tp* vif f 8qc4 in the APA ethics code regarding animal research?

  One of the unethical nonhuman animal studdu2 lwj9lwh) 0ies 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 ndullw wj)09h2 ow called

  In Harlow’s (1966) experiment with baby rhesu ii3pnm-tat-x(fh :plbg alv,35p )i6s monkeys, what ethical concern was raised by cl p6 a3amp(b-g:-5lfix tin hv p3)it,olleagues and spectators?

  Animal experimentation, according to the American n3/j*:sbh,bm r 8x7vv8euot h6ckk*kPsychological Association (APA), can be used and completed when certain guidelines are used bnho/ 8 u8 h* vrb7ek *vt6cm,kxjk:3sto 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 likely not adhered to in this study?