'Neural pathways' diaporamas de présentation

Unit 3 Area of Study 2

Unit 3 Area of Study 2. How do people learn and remember?. Part 1 - Neural Basis of Learning and Memory.

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The Nervous System Cells of the nervous system Electrical activity in axons What is a synapse?

The Nervous System Cells of the nervous system Electrical activity in axons What is a synapse? How do neurotransmitters work? What are some neurotransmitters?. Nervous system: Central nervous system (CNS): brain and spinal cord Peripheral nervous system (PNS): cranial

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The Biological Perspective

The Biological Perspective. 12 th IB Themes Part 2. Make a Chart of the Major NTs. Explain Their Effects on Human Behavior. QUESTION 6 & 7. Already Answered!. See pg 58-65, & their effect means include studies!. Make a Chart of the Major Hormones Explain the Function of 2 Hormones.

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Biological Level of Analysis

Biological Level of Analysis. Neural Processing and the Endocrine System. Neurons. Neural Communication. Neurons (nerve cell) are the building blocks of neural information system (nervous system). Types of neurons:

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Fundamentals of the Nervous System and Nervous Tissue

Fundamentals of the Nervous System and Nervous Tissue. Classification. Functions of the Nervous System Organization of the CNS and PNS. The Nervous System. The Nervous System is the rapid control system of the body There are two anatomical divisions to the Nervous System:

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Neural Organization and Simple Reflexes

Neural Organization and Simple Reflexes. Anterior Motor Neurons. Alpha motor neurons give rise to large type A alpha fibers (~14 microns). stimulation can excite 3 - 100 extrafusal muscle fibers collectively called a motor unit Gamma motor neurons

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Brain-Based Education in the Classroom

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The Sensory System

The Sensory System. Examining the sensory system provides information regarding the integrity of the Spinothalamic Tract , posterior columns of the spinal cord and parietal lobes of the brain. Client preparation. Examination gown Sit comfortably on bed or exam table

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Respiratory System

Respiratory System . Part II Chapter 22. Gas Exchange (Blood, Lungs, Tissues) . As blood enters the lungs via pulmonary circuit , oxygen levels are low and carbon dioxide levels are high In the alveoli oxygen is taken up and carbon dioxide is unloaded

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SAMPLE DELAY CHOICE

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Addiction Transfer; Does the "Oprah Phenomenon" really exist?

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Romantic Love: An fMRI Study of a Neural Mechanism for Mate Choice

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Poetry and the Senses

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: WHEN MEMORY LAPSES

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Fingering and Memory

Fingering and Memory. To Teach is to Serve by Thomas Mastroianni. Conventional Fingering Scales and Arpeggios. Physiological Principles. Long fingers on black (b), short fingers on white (w) In crossing over the thumb, w to b is often shorter distance than w to w

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Neurons, Neurotransmitters, and Systems

Neurons, Neurotransmitters, and Systems. Structure of a Neuron. The Withdrawal Reflex. The Neuron in Action.

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Sensory, Physical, & Medical Disabilities

Sensory, Physical, & Medical Disabilities. EXC 7770 Dr. Susan Brown Kennesaw State University. Limitations. adaptive devices attendance fatigue functional limitations medication/treatment effects pain. Sensory Impairments. Hearing Impairment. Visual Impairment. Hearing Impairment.

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Acupuncture

Acupuncture. Possibility or placebo?. What is acupuncture?. Placing of needles into the skin at certain points Traditional Chinese explanation Rivers of qi energy becoming blocked Scientific explanation Neural pathways in the brain. Question:.

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Gustation and Olfaction (Taste and Smell)

Gustation and Olfaction (Taste and Smell). chemoreceptors chemical substance dissolved in mucus G-protein-linked receptors all smell some taste sweet bitter umami (e.g., glutamate) channel-linked receptors some taste sour salt. Rhoades and Pflanzer, Human Physiology

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Participants

Importance of Brain Reward Regions in Adults with Acquired Structural Hypothalamic Damage: A Functional Neuroimaging Study

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