Adolescent/Adults
Who's Who
Making connections
Trivia
Fill In the Blank
100

TRUE or FALSE:

The mature limbic system usually has greater influence than the less-developed prefrontal cortex.

TRUE

100

I was walking in the rain with thin shoes on and no coat.

PHINEAS GAGE

100

TRUE or FALSE:

The tamping iron has not killed Phineas because the damage is limited to specific organs that are critical to life.

FALSE

100

A view or judgment formed about something or someone, not necessarily based on fact or knowledge.

What is an opinion?

100

The sign of a mature brain region was that it had ceased ____________________.

CHANGING

200

Which of these is a positive emotion?  

A. Enjoying the feeling of a car crash

B. Taking a risk

C. The Prefrontal Cortex 

D.  The Empire State Building

B.  Taking a risk

200

Wrote the excellent book, "Age of opportunity."

LAWRENCE STEINBERG

200

What is the correct connection?

A. Amygdala and Prefrontal Cortex

B. Steinberg and Dahl

C. Limbic and Amygdala

D. Adolescents and restraint

C. Limbic and Amygdala

200

Limbic System and Prefrontal Cortex

What are the two brain systems that Steinberg mentions in his theory regarding adolescents?

200

The author is amused by the Phrenologists' belief in the science of ____________ on the head. They use them to identify thirty-seven 'organs' of the brain. 

Bumps

300

What is the "theory of why risk-taking peaks in adolescents?"

Adolescents get a kick out of taking risks (a function of the limbic system) and aren't always able to stop themselves doing so in the heat of the moment (a skill that relies on the prefrontal cortex).”

300

Who explains Steinberg and Casey’s theories and how her own team helped provide evidence for them.


 Kate Mills, Anne-Lise Goddings and Sarah-Jayne Blakemore

300

A. Localizers and Benevolence 

B. Localizers and Any function of on part

C. Whole Brainers and Veneration

D. Whole Brainers and Benevolence

A.  Localizers and Benevolence

300

In the long run, the Localizers will turn out to be somewhat right about localization but completely wrong about phrenological organs. The Whole Brainers will turn out to be right about the complex interconnections of the brain but wrong about the brain acting as a whole.

List the three technological advanced equipment used in the 20th century that determined this.

1. MRIs

2. CT Scans

3. Brain Vox 

300

By any name, the ______________, or Phrenologists, believe that organs inside the brain ____________ specific _______________.

Localizers

controls

functions

400

“Dr. Sizer’s report is wonderful news for the Localizers/Phrenologists” because...

A. The way Phineas acts after the accident proves that an injury to a specific part of the brain affects all of its functions.

B. The way Phineas acts after the accident proves that an injury to a specific part of the brain affects a specific function of the brain.


B. The way Phineas acts after the accident proves that an injury to a specific part of the brain affects a specific function of the brain.

400

They believe that thoughts and commands can originate anywhere in the brain jelly/cloud and flash into action

Who are the whole brainers.

400

Which sentence summarizes the Localizers' belief about how the brain is structured?  

A. They are followers of Dr. Gall Who started the brain revolution by declaring that the brain was the seat of intelligence, emotion and will.

B. Unfortunately, the Phrenologist have no way of knowing which part of the brain controls what.

C. By any name, the Localizers, or Phrenologists, believe that "organs" inside the brain controls specific functions.

D. Dr. Gall called his brain science "Phrenology."



C. By any name, the Localizers, or Phrenologists, believe that "organs" inside the brain controls specific functions.

400

Which of the following is an example of the limbic system.

A. Singing in front of the whole school.

B. Wanting three pairs of shoes instead of two.

C. Taking out the trash and spilling it all over the lawn.

D. A person saying something they will later regret during an argument

D. A person saying something they will later regret during an argument. 

400

"In contrast, the theory suggests, __________ are better at regulating behavior and stopping themselves taking dangerous risks, even when the risks are exciting and potentially rewarding, because of their ____________ prefrontal cortex." (8)

adults

mature

500

How does the limbic system relate to the prefrontal cortex?

The mature limbic system usually has greater influence than the less-developed prefrontal cortex.

500

List three changes in Phineas after the accident of the tamping iron passing through his skull damaging his frontal lobe.

Profane- Using profanity

Coarse - Mean to his workers

Vulgar - Did not speak nice around women

Intolerable to decent people - Unable to socialize

500

What are the parts of a summary?

Parts of a summary:

1. An introductory sentence stating the author, title, and main idea of the text, 2. The body that outlines the key points and 3. Supporting details from the original work, and 4. A concluding statement that reiterates the central thesis or argument

500

The cerebral cortex consists of four regions called lobes. These lobes control many of your body’s functions—from physical activities such as running, to mental tasks such as remembering facts. 

What are they?

Frontal Lobe - speech formation, movement, reasoning, your personality traits, and decision making

parietal lobe - helps you process sensory information, your sense of touch (physical touch, or the sun on your face) enables you to react to the pain

temporal lobe - helps you understand what you hear and to remember  

Occipital lobe - helps you understand and react to what you are seeing, and recognize and identify what you see

500

Two groups divided over a question are called ________.

What is "rivals?"

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