Unit 1
The two primary ways neurons communicate.
What is between and within?
The number of cycles, also known as pitch.
What is frequency?
The stage of sleep with hypnic jerks.
What is stage one?
The trade of rocks between penguins.
What is prostitution?
Electrodes in brain to measure deep brain stimulation.
What is DBS (deep brain stimulation)?
Where Potassium is commonly located at rest.
Where is inside?
The most important part of the eye.
What is the retina?
The two reasons why people sleep.
What is healing and memory consolidation?
The symptoms caused by stopping a drug.
What is withdrawal?
The brain area that controls the physiological way to control bodies temperature.
What is POA/AH (preoptic area of the anterior hypothalamus)?
The two ways of summation.
What is temporal and spatial?
The movement of the eye. It is typically fluid.
What is saccade?
The dream theory to process information.
What is activation synthesis?
The criteria for addiction.
What is impaired control, pharmacological dependence, social impairment, and risky use?
The percentage of people who try to plead guilty for reason of insanity.
What is less than 1%?
The person who was the first to realize chemical signaling.
Who is Lowei?
The theory of color constancy.
What is retinex theory?
The brain areas in HPA axis.
What is hypothalamus, pituitary gland, and adrenals?
The decreased activation of the dorsomedial prefrontal cortex.
Drug that produces large placebo effect.
What is antidepressants?
The neurotransmitter that is responsible for movement.
What is acetylcholine?
The three types of pain.
What is thermal, chemical, and mechanical?
The term for a queen society.
What is Eusociality?
"Neurons that fire together, wire together"
What is Hebbian synapses?
The term for people who have problems in the V5 brain area.
What is akinetopsia?