Brain Parts! (Unit 2)
Sleep & Dreams
Drugs & Neurotransmitters
Attachment & Parenting
Theories of Development
100

Which half of your body is controlled by the left side of your brain?

The right half

100

This sleep disorder involves excessive sleepiness during waking hours; its opposite, this sleep disorder involves the repeated inability to sleep

Narcolepsy; insomnia

100

This neurotransmitter that affects reward pathways is the one targeted by most addictive drugs.

Dopamine

100

Parents with this type of parenting style give their children lots of freedom and often treat them more as friends.

Permissive

100

In which stage of Piaget's theory do you develop the ability to think abstractly as well as scientifically? (Give the number or name of the stage.)

Formal operational (Stage 4)

200

Your autonomic nervous system is divided into two systems that control your fight-or-flight. Name them.

Sympathetic and parasympathetic

200
This sleep disorder involves repeatedly waking up throughout the night due to the throat closing and the person being unable to breath
Sleep apnea
200

Nicotine, caffeine, and meth all fall into this class of drug, which increases nervous system activity and provides you with a boost of energy

Stimulants

200

Children with this type of attachment are content to be on their own and will often ignore their caregiver when their caregiver returns.

Avoidant

200

These two terms describe the way that a child processes new information in regards to their schema. 

Assimilation and accommodation 

300
What is the main part of a neuron involved in an action potential (firing)?

Axon

300

There are four phases of sleep; three are non-____ and one is ____ (the phase in which your body becomes paralyzed, your brain becomes active, and vivid dreams take place). 

REM (rapid eye movement)

300

These drugs reduce pain and provide pleasurable feelings; they are also highly addictive and include heroine, morphine, and narcotic painkillers

Opiates

300

Children with this style of attachment panic without the presence of a caregiver, but they will also sometimes ignore the caregiver when the caregiver returns.

Anxious/ambivalent

300

Name the 3 levels of Kohlberg's moral reasoning (100 points per level)

Pre-conventional, conventional, post-conventional
400

Name the four parts of the limbic system (100 points per part)

Thalamus, hypothalamus, hippocampus, and amygdala

400

This theory of dreaming asserts that dreams are the brain’s attempt to make sense of random activity in the brainstem by combining it with memories

Activation-synthesis theory

400

This neurotransmitter, primarily targeted by alcohol, is also used in the treatment of anxiety due to its calming effects.

GABA

400

Parents with this type of style set incredibly high expectations and demands for their children and do not value or consider their child's feelings or emotions.

Authoritarian

400

According to Erik Erikson, what stage of life are most of you in?

Identity vs. Role Confusion

500

This part of your brain regulates your body temperature, controls emotions and hunger cues, and regulates hormones

Hypothalamus

500

Freud believed that dreams contained two levels:  ________ content (what literally happens in the dream) and ________ content (what the dream means).

manifest; latent

500

Name five hallucinogens (100 points per hallucinogen).

Marijuana, MDMA, psilocybin mushrooms, LSD, peyote (mescaline)

500

Parents with this type of parenting styles set rules and expectations for their children, but they also respond well to their child's feelings and emotions.

Authoritative

500

In the Preoperational Stage of Piaget's theory, children are primarily egocentric. When children grow out of this, they develop the ability to feel empathy for others. What is the name of this theory?

Theory of Mind

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