Movement within a lesson is strongly linked to ________and ___________.
What is learning and memory?
100
The ________half of the motor cortex controls the _________half of the body.
What is right and left?
100
This structure controls the "Fight or Flight" response.
What is the Hypothalmus?
100
The only sensory information that does not pass through the thalmus.
What is smell?
200
99% of sensory information is filtered out by this structure.
What is the thalmus?
200
It is essential for learning to attach _______and __________in order to form long term memory.
What is sense and meaning?
200
True or False-----You think on your seat better than you think on your feet.
What is false?
200
What are the four components of the limbic system?
What is thalmus, hypothalmus, amygdala, and hippocampus?
200
The hypothalmus monitors sensory information from within our body, such as ________, __________, and ___________.
What is body temperature, sleep, appetite?
300
If the amygdala determines that stimuli are harmful, this will be triggered.
What is the Hypothalmus?
300
Habituation to ________, ___________, and ___________may negatively impact learning.
What is novelty, intensity, and movement?
300
The 3 components to motor planning are_________, ___________, and _____________.
What is timing, grading, sequencing?
300
Coma is a result of severe damage to this network of neurons?
What is the reticular activating system?
300
Sensory memory is also called ___________memory.
What is immediate?
400
The corpus callosum allows the two hemispheres to _______ and _________ memory and learning.
What is communicate and share?
400
Every single thing remembered begins as a ____________.
What is sensation?
400
True or False----Getting up for 2 minutes after sitting for 20 minutes will increase oxygenation to the brain by 35%.
What is false?
400
Throughout an action, the cerebellum continuously ____________and _____________ the activity in our muscles, making necessary changes to keep us upright.
What is monitors nd modifies?
400
Name the internal and external sense organs
What is vision, touch, taste, smell, hearing---external?
What is proprioception and vestibular---internal?