Sensation + Perception
Sleep
Science Careers
Agar Art
100

What are our five basic senses?

Smell, Taste, Touch, Sight, and Hearing

100

How many stages of sleep are there?

Four stages (N1, N2, N3, and REM)

100

What is the name of someone who tracks and pursues storms on the ground?

Storm Chaser

100

What type of microorganism did we specifically use to craft our plates?

Yeast!

200

What is the way our brain organizes and puts sensory information into context?

Perception

200

What is the name for your body's "biological clock"?

The Circadian Rhythm

200

When discussing health care-related fields, what is the name of the segments of our DNA that code for protein?

Genes

200

Do yeast contain chloroplasts? (Y/N)

No! 

300

What is the process by which we receive information from the environment?

Sensation

300

During which stage of sleep do you have the most vivid dreams?

REM

300

What is the name for the step in the scientific method that describes a tentative explanation that is proposed prior to an experiment?

A Hypothesis

300

What kingdom do yeast belong to? (Archaebacteria, Eubacteria, Protista, Fungi, Plantae, or Animalia)




Fungi

400

Named after a German psychologist, what is the name of the principle that explains how the human brain organizes visual information into "whole" structures?

Gestalt Principles

400

What type of memory is sleep suggested to play a role in for consolidation?

Long-term memory

400

What is the name for the family trees that genetic counselors utilize to help determine the likelihood of disease?

Pedigrees

400

What type of reproduction do yeast undergo? 

sexual and asexual (fission and budding) reproduction

500

What type of processing is driven by sensory input and uses data to generate meaning?

(top-down or bottom-up)

Bottom-up processing

500

What hormone does your body produce in response to darkness that makes you sleepier? 

Melatonin

500

What is the name of one of the types of research that we discussed?

Wet-lab, Clinical, or Computational are all acceptable answers

500

What is the name for organisms that do not produce their own food and must rely on organic substances?

Heterotrophs

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