Love at First Sight (Sensation)
Falling in Love (Motor)
Sick of that Same Old Love (Neuropathology)
Love on the Brain (#Rihanna)
You give me Butterflies (PNS)
100

Some neurons in this lobe of the brain are responsive to seeing one's significant other.

What is the occipital lobe?

100

This region of the brain, dedicated to motor coordination and balance, can be impacted by feelings of love or fear.

What is the cerebellum?

100

The overwhelming obsession that many in love experience can be the same as those who have this condition, contributed in part by low-levels of serotonin.

What is obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD)?

100
This man is the father of Rihanna's child.

Who is A$AP Rocky?

100

This nervous system controls the fight or flight response.

What is the sympathetic nervous system?

200
Brain regions on opposite hemispheres communicate through this structure.

What is the corpus callosum?

200

This dopaminergic region of the brain, implicated in movement, can also be the site of the brain's romantic signaling.

What is the striatum?

200

This latin term meaning "little man," is used to describe a model of a human with body parts sized proportionally to their nervous innervation.

What is homunculus?

200

This neuromodulator is often termed the "love hormone."

What is oxytocin?

200

The nervous system which controls your gut and digestive tract.

What is the enteric nervous system (ENS)?

300

This gland in the brain receives signals from the hypothalamus to release various hormones.

What is the pituitary gland?

300

In this process, geese will emotionally and physically attach themselves to the first object or being they observe upon being born. #twilight#jacob

What is imprinting?

300

Doctors may choose to administer this drug, which mimics oxytocin, to induce labor in pregnant patients.

What is Pitocin?

300

Apart from the hands, this sensory structure is the next most innervated by nerves.

What are lips?

300

This "hunger hormone" is released by the brain to induce cravings and initiate food consumption.

What is ghrelin?

400

One may experience a lowering of inhibitions after consuming alcohol, primarily through its effects on this subregion in the brain.

What is the prefrontal cortex (PFC)?

400

The progression of this condition, caused by degeneration of dopaminergic neurons, may be slowed by effective love and emotional support.

What is Parkinson's disease?

400

Takotsubo cardiomyopathy, also known as this, is commonly diagnosed following a major emotional stress such as a relationship ending.

What is Broken-Heart Syndrome?

400

In one of her songs, this is where Rihanna claims she found love.

What is a hopeless place?

400

This cranial nerve may provide the connection between feelings of love and slowed heart rates.

What is the vagus nerve?

500

This famous scientist, apart from making several electrifying discoveries, also was madly in love with a pigeon.

Who is Nikola Tesla?

500

Patients with this psychological condition believe that there is one person in the world who is deeply in love with them, regardless of whether that person knows them or has any connection to them.

What is Erotomania?

500

Those afflicted with this syndrome, caused by a deletion of 25-28 genes on chromosome 7, are hyper-sociable and tend to view strangers as good friends.

What is Williams syndrome?

500
Greater exposure to intimacy and feelings of love can raise levels of this growth factor, implicated in the positive effects of anti-depressants like SSRIs.

What is brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF)?

500

The neurotransmitter norepinephrine is produced both in the brain as well as in this layer of a peripheral gland.

What is the adrenal medulla?

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