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  Which among the choices below is commonly referred to as the 9 qj gr82ki9jk‘emotional brain’?

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  Antonova's (2011) study showed that blocking acetylcholine p8y-qpbtd()un wzx1 dq :11ax in healthy individuals impaired memory encoding and retrieval abilities. In the study, which antagonist w8q( py-a1xpdu1x wd ntq1)z :bas specified to block acetylcholine receptors?

  What role does the amygdala play mh4o;sp;/3tnq k gyn 7in memory?

  Which brain imaging technique has the perfect temporal resolution and can detecby9n;wlq/ x3 bt changes in brain activity within millbnb xw; l9/q3yiseconds?

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  Axonal sprouting is a techn )smwe7-2age+zxep8iy.l, k iique used by the brain during neuroplasticity. Which statement below best gs .peiam8ze2l7 y+)xkewi-,describes axonal sprouting?

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  Cushing syndrome results from an excess of whic:e99rif hgx1n* ac(vx h hormone?

  Which of the following is a common criticisxgicgzr- 50q k25z8cf m of research on pheromones?

  Which neurobiological explanation is linked to conflict rs-pe1j er(9p xesolution?

  Which hormone travels from the fat cells to the brain, indicating tjzc+/ 22g mr cxhzox3-hat enough food has been consumed and energy burning can hx+2 jm/oczhz -gcr 23xappen normally?

  Name the organ responsible for pheroolokjubo5tfh4le m 30* e.5a)z 26 jokmonal processing in mammals.

  Which hormone is said to play a role in stable, long-term pair bonding in prg r 6v3icuo,z5airie volei65r o 3cug,vzs?

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  Which of the following best describes qj6w;k 9s7cm7t;vxhq 29 wgfw4zmj6mthe purpose of twin studies?

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  Name the phenomenon where genetic predisposition causes indiesln 4; / jm17*dkedz rwln/z9viduals to select environments that afl9/k dlsjew /*z4d; zernm7n1fect their behaviours.

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  Which factors explain the heritabilits xg m+8pw5ohsk/9s5 my of depression?

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  Which psychological approach claims that personality, behaviour, and cogniticdht qspiy h77zn8 67-z 0bjc9ve processes inflqc9y7c7 z nh-dzhpj8s it7b 06uence genetics, hormones, and brain structures?

  Which among the choices emphasises that behaviour and cognitive processfwe*p 80j:)va2cep btes have allowed us to adapt to new behaviours and environments?:w)j 8tpe*0efvacp b2

  Researchers develop twin studies to investigate the relation and ios5n)wd ot1yqv:z q(nebm rk/6 7 va)qr9ai4:nfluence of nature and nurtureq)7r(a/495 6oqsi dvkre:yt1: o abnnw)qzv m on personality, behaviour, and intelligence. What do twin studies specifically help researchers determine?

  What was the primaryx7l ; 5cxuhwx2 focus of the Minnesota Twin Study?

  In the view of evolutionary psychology, which d.y605jmyyi/z bng0 r statement below most accurately explzjy ./0y0 n bg56iyrdmains human behaviour and cognition?

  Which ethical considerations ar xs;dp):zmo5ztyuq4 /e relevant to animal research in psychology?

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  Which of the following is not an advan(r:kgszdqt7 *uo 6zy 6tage of using animal models for research?

  According to the American Po5d x mqk w/bu:nm40k-sychological Association’s (APA) ethical guidelines, whi - mbn5/04du oxq:wkkmch statement is true on the use of nonhuman animals in experimental research?

  Which is not a guidelinx k(*h tjsvc)i81m c5oe in the APA ethics code regarding animal research?

  One of the unethical nonhuman animal studies involving dogs occurred in b ga x8k w4 +lvbqki.,vgh*3)9elxyk61967. The researchers placed dogs in situations and environments whlxhxig3,qk wagbk4y.e *v bvl)9+8k 6ere they would 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 monks:0cy0x s /gfseys, what ethical concern was raised by colleagues and spectators:g /fxs c00ssy?

  Animal experimentation, according to the America:w,f+ww 7twk y:f, oq psj3fe+ 4idd(an 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 kod,w (pw7dq t+y+f f4ia 3,jwse:f:w 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?