Senses
Brain
Glands
Hormones
Nature vs Nurture/Genetics

100

is linked directly to limbic system for emotional component and survival 

What is Olfactory system (Smell) 

100

What is the front part of your brain called (Lobes) 

What is your frontal lobe 

100

Gland responsible for our "flight or flight" nervous system response to stress 

What is your Adrenal Gland 

100

Hormone that secretes from your adrenal gland 

What is adrenaline 

100

The building blocks of heredity and development is 

What are genes 

200

The largest sensory system- with receptors all over the body and receiving tons of input all the time 

What is the tactile system (Touch) 

200

Top of your brain is called (Lobe) 

What is your Parietal Lobe 

200

The gland that is called the "Master Gland" of the endocrine system 

What is the Pituitary Gland 

200

The pituitary gland produces the hormone 

What is the growth hormone 

200

Our environment, upbrining, and life experiences determine our behavior   

What is Nurture 

300

The process that occurs when a special receptor in the sense organs are activated, allowing various forms of outside stimuli to become neural signal's in the brain 

What is sensation 

300

What protects your brain 

What is your Skull 

300

What gland is regulates blood-sugar levels

What is your Pancreas 

300

Pancreas secretes 

What is insulin and glucagon 

300

Branch of biology that deals with the mechanisms of heredity 

What is genetics 

400

Receptors in muscles and joints and let us know where body is and what it is doing

What is proprioceptive system 

400

Side part of your brain is (Lobe) 

What is your Temporal Lobe

400

This regulates the sleep-wake cycle 

What is the pineal gland 

400

The hormone that the pineal gland secretes is

What is melatonin 

400

Our genetics determine our behavior 

What is Nature 

500

These receptors are in our inner ears and insures posture, balance, and equilibrium: Movement

What is the vestibular system 

500

Back part of your brain (Lobe) 

What is your occipital lobe 

500

It controls metabolism- how alert and energetic you and weight 

What is your Thyroid Gland

500

The secretions of the thyroid hormone 

What is calcitonin 

500

What neurotransmitters are shown to lead to potential criminal activity 

What is serotonin or dopamine