Stimuli
Neurons
Receptors
Memory
Nervous System
100
A change in an organism's environment that causes a response is a:
Stimuli
100
What is A?
Dendrites
100
The ability to feel temperature is the function of what type of receptor?
Thermoreceptor
100
True or False: Short-term Memory is a memory stored for a limited time.
True
100
Which is not a part of the nervous system?
1) Brain
2) Nerves
3) Stomach
4) Spinal Cord
Stomach
200
What type of stimuli is touch
Mechanical Stimuli
200
What is B?
Cell body
200
The structure that detects stimuli is known as the:
receptors
200
Which is NOT a part of Long-term Memory?
1) It is encoded
2) It is stored
3) It has limited capacity
4) It is retrieved
It has limited capacity
200
Reflexes are controlled by the:
spinal cord
300
What are the 3 types of stimuli we studied in 6th Grade
electromagnetic, chemical, mechanical
300
What is C?
Axon
300
The receptors that help determine taste.
Chemoreceptors
300
A short-term memory can be moved to a long-term storage by:
Repetition and review, heightened emotions and energy
300
What is the control center of the nervous system?
brain
400
An example of chemical stimuli is
food cooking in the kitchen
400
True or False: Neurons are connected or touching throughout your entire body.
False; there is a gap called a synapse between each neuron
400
Sensory receptors in your eyes are different than the sensory receptors in your nose because:
receptors respond to different stimuli
400
Information that is stored in the brain is called a:
memory
400
What are the 2 parts of the nervous system
Central Nervous System and Peripheral Nervous System
500
A loud bell ringing at the end of each class is an example of what type of stimuli?
Mechanical Stimuli
500
True or False: The gap between neurons is called a synapse.
True
500
What are the 4 type of receptors in your body?
Mechanoreceptors, Thermoreceptors, Chemoreceptors and Photoreceptors
500
The ability to recognize someone's voice is an example of what type of sensory memory?
Echoic Memory
500
What is the function of neurons?
To carry messages in the form of electrical or chemical signals to/from the brain throughout the rest of the body.