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  Which statement best describes synaptogenesitb km0l )22bn2 durou6s?

  Antonova's (2011) study sho v*cv(un1y hxo+xigl t,n f9b;enx)/+wed that blocking acetylcholine in healthy individuals impaired memory encoding and retrieval abilities. In the study, which antagonist y;olxenx gu1i++t9)/bvvn, *chxf ( nwas specified to block acetylcholine receptors?

  What role does the amygd5buf3 8fvxqk0ala play in memory?

  Which brain imaging technique has the perfect temporal resolution and ca c)aix 0s/pyhspe9+6 nrooj hz741x/a n detect change)s//oye6pc7xn 4i azh x01+a hsp9jo rs in brain activity within milliseconds?

  Identity this phenomenon - ‘Brain area X assumes the functions of 82ychsp hoql(4 mo8-vbrain area Y’.oq 28 (sh4o8v-mh cylp

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  Which of the below is only a component of functional magnetic resona7fxg9wy )l- rb(kx wa5nw;x+bnce imaging (fMRab k-xfxnyl)w;w9xrg(7 +b w 5I)?

  Axonal sprouting is a technq2ek5x:n0u;gsl q, c tique used by the brain during neuroplasticity. Which states2, 0tcgqu:ke; q5nxlment below best describes axonal sprouting?

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  Which term below correctly describes the process where an electrical4 t8adwy/ x-nh signal travels along a ne/xd4wh- 8y atnuron?

  Which statement below best describes the fv g+7- f.m/alxrq:-pztxp 3k7jysn 7 nunction of transporter proteins?

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  Cushing syndrome results from an excess of which hormone?smi tb;+o q/o.gt; )rh

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  Which neurobiological explanation is linked to conflict resoluti 3n ;b)ia,o- 1bptrfedon?

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  Name the organ responsible for pheromonal processing in mammals.p38tuvij(jt8 v 9q2ge

  Which hormone is said to play a role in stable, long-term pair 1gp:)7:4 jfyejytojl bonding in prairie voles f::poj jl4y7jtyg1) e?

  Which of the following hormones play a role in the activaobm n eg+c/w2+lvz( --gr7vye tion of the amygdala?

  Which of the following best describes the purpose of twin studqti fyw:,xwu) z)tm2h-z .(p 6nc8r plies?

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  Which among the choices below irilnx :w1ba5/iu 6xn )s a limitation of twin studies?

  Which factors explain the v0cdvs*u-j.4 lh+3zi cgxk yc)(zy / rheritability of depression?

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  Which psychological approach claims that personality, behaviour, u29v6): lwmvyf*fh iv and cognitive processes influence genetics, hormones, and b2v:vvy w69m)l f*fuih rain structures?

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  Researchers develop twin studies to investigate the relation andnf/2e vo g(5: 0u9)wajuexooe influence of nature and nurture on personality, behaviour, and intelligence. What do twin studies specifog9 njxwe v (uu/ea5f):02eooically help researchers determine?

  What was the primary focus of the Minnesota (ds8q oo-8swrlc* v6 xTwin Study?

  In the view of evolutionary psychology, which statement below most ai)flq +p 3.; /mwl7xtmzd+lukid e tc ci0(83occurately explains human beh(3w cdlzqi+ k0/c) imoli 3.dttu;e+xlfmp 87aviour and cognition?

  Which ethical considem962 ku9ov ofjeyg(c 6rations are relevant to animal research in psychology?

  The focus of using a:+ k1qxw+1okyuv)uqytxqi r9 l1 .e u22pfn5lnimal models for research is

  Which of the following is not an advantage of using animal m4yk -j6,4qm iae.r/,phlno5nkrc r8hodels for research?

  According to the American Psychological Associatio+ 5xyyb9. sg8p* iiu*sona3esn’s (APA) ethical guidelines, which statement is true on the use of nonhuman animals in experimental researsgsie9pou8y* x nas+y*3.b 5i ch?

  Which is not a guidelmts zd-(tb+acf:)g -g-rw;uc ine in the APA ethics code regarding animal research?

  One of the unethical nonhuman animag4w.gxecz n8 z-nr d y9k3+v+vl 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 now9.y 8v kv +e +g4z3ndw-zgxcnr called

  In Harlow’s (1966) experxqz nj )k3txi5b7z 8v4iment with baby rhesus monkeys, what ethical concern was raised by colleagues and s 8jz4)xtz nvq xi7k5b3pectators?

  Animal experimentation, according to the American Psychological Association 86(niq9w iiyb (APA), can be used and completed when certain guidelines are used to ensure the animals’ safety. However, in 1969, an experiment testing thq9n8i(wiyib 6e 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?