hormones & NTs
brain structures
cross-roads
famous psychologists
back to school
100

what NT is involved primarily in muscle movement, memory, and attention?

acetylcholine 

100

danger to what brain area may lead to... 

  • Problems with planning, judgment, and impulse control
  • Personality changes
  • Difficulty with language
  • Difficulty with attention
  • Mood fluctuations

frontal lobe

100

questrom & wheelock college

Commonwealth Ave & Silber Way 
100

needy much? this psychologist famously created the hierarchy of human needs...

abraham maslow

100

What do you call the change from a liquid to a gas?

evaporation

200

Parkinson's disease is a progressive neurological disorder that affects movement, primarily due to the loss of brain cells that produce what?

Dopamine

200

how many lobes are there in the cerebral cortex?

four!

(frontal, temporal, parietal, occipital)

200
CAS and CDS

commonwealth & gransby

200

what swiss psychologist is famous for outlining the stages of cognitive development?

jean piaget

200

Which is the only metal to be in liquid form at room temperature?

Mercury

300

What peptide hormone and neuropeptide, often called the "love hormone" or "cuddle hormone," plays a crucial role in reproduction, social bonding, and childbirth?

oxytocin

300

in the MBS election packet, nearly every candidate said what structure was their favorite brain region?

hippocampus 

300

marciano dining hall

bay state road & deerfield street

300

who is deemed the "father of american psychology" and is the author of "the principles of psychology"?

william james 

300

A group of crows is called what?

a murder

400

Which hormone regulates sodium levels and water balance?

Vasopressin or ADH

400

what are the ridges or bumps of folded cerebral cortex called?

gyrus

400

the boston public library main branch & the hold south church? 

boylston & dartmouth 

400

What Austrian psychologist introduced the concept of defense mechanisms? I guess the apple doesn't fall too far from the tree? 

Anna Freud 

400

what's the longest river in the U.S.? 

missouri river

500

what is the name of the enzyme that breaks down serotonin, dopamine, epinephrine, and norepinephrine in the brain?

Monoamine Oxidase

500

What structure takes it's name from the ancient greek words for "through" and "brain"?

diencephalon

500

cask & flagon, fenway park, and sal's pizza? 

Landsdowne St & brookline Ave

500

who's famous puzzle box experiments with cats, led to the development of the law of effect?

edward thorndike 

500

What Venetian merchant and explorer notably traveled from Europe to Asia in the 13th century?

Marco Polo