Neurotransmitters 1
Neurotransmitter 2
Neuron
Genetics
People
100

Abnormalities of these neurotransmitters can lead to depression

serotonin and norepinephrine?

100

This opposes or blocks neurotransmitters

an antagonist

100

Cell body of neuron

Soma

100

If a trait is found to be similar between identical twins reared apart, then we might assume the trait is due to this.

What is genetics? (or nature)

100

production of speech

broca's area

200

Abnormalities of this neurotransmitter may lead to Alzheimer's.

acetylcholine?

200

This neurotransmitter relieves pain and is released during exercise

endorphins

200

Chemical messengers in the brain

 neurotransmitters

200
Genetic makeup
What is genotype
200

studied split brain patients, whose corpus callosum was cut due to epileptic seizures

 Sperry and Gazzangia

300

Too much of this neurotransmitter may lead to schizophrenia

dopamine

300

A decrease in the amount of this neurotransmitter may lead to anxiety

Serotonin ,GABA(Aminobutyric acid)

300

Receives neurotransmitters from other neurons

dendrites

300
Type of people that would have the most similar phenotype and genotype
What are identical twins
300

Influenced evolutionary psychology. Believes humans are programmed to ensure there is a next generation

 Darwin

400

Too little of this neurotransmitter may lead to Parkinson's disease

dopamine

400

This is the gap between neurons

the synapse

400
Sends the neurotransmitter away to other neurons
What is the axon
400
If a similar trait is found between adoptive parents and their adopted child, we can assume the trait is due to this.
What is the environment.
400

comprehension of language

Wernicke's area

500

This mimics neurotranmitters

an agonist

500

Holds and Releases neurotransmitters

terminal buttons (Axon Terminals, Terminal Knobs)

500

Insulates axons and speeds up the signal

myelin sheath

500
observable, physical characteristics
What is phenotype
500

Created psychoanalysis, studies the unconscious

Freud

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