neurons within the brain and spinal cord that communicate internally and intervene between the sensory inputs and motor outputs
What is an interneuron?
fatty tissue layer that insulates the axons and helps speed their impulses
What is myelin sheath?
Which neurotransmitter's primary role is "Muscle movement and memory"
Acetylcholine
the biggest question in Psychology
What is Nature vs. Nurture?
What disorder is related to a deficiency in dopamine?
Parkinson's disease
Too little is linked to anxiety disorders"
GABA
"Runner's high involves which neurotransmitter?"
endorphins
Affect brain chemistry at synapses by amplifying or blocking a neurotransmitters activity
What are drugs and other chemicals?